Research of any kind is fascinating, and to learn new statistics about certain topics can be really interesting.
All of these sexual research facts come from different studies, and are one hundred percent true, even if they seem made up.
They cover a variety of topics, and you might learn some new and interesting facts. Check out the 8 interesting sexual research facts.
The first interesting fact is that men who watch adult films are more likely to view women as equals than those who don't watch. This finding is a result of a study published in the Journal of Sex Research. The study was led by Taylor Kohut of Western University, and the survey asked over 28,000 participants if they had watched an X-rated movie in the last year, and it included several questions about their attitudes towards women.
This might seem completely made up, but there is an oxytocin-like nasal spray that has been found to make men 15% more attractive to their partners. The study was conducted at the University of Bonn in Germany, and it looked into how oxytocin-like chemicals affected the extent to which women found certain men sexually appealing.
The next fact is a really interesting development in the field of medicine. It is that nanoscientists in Dresden are developing ‘spermbots' to treat male infertility. Posted by ASC Publications is a study explains about cellular cargo delivery, and it says that it is moving toward assisted fertilization by sperm-carrying micromotors.
The next sexual fact is that monogamy is on the decline, and a growing body of research shows that more and more couples are choosing to not be sexually exclusive. The research was published in the Journal of Marriage and Family, and it is the conclusion of a study where psychologists interviewed 90 Canadians and asked them questions about monogamy and marriage.
This is an interesting photo of a 99 million year old arachnid that was aroused and preserved in amber. It was a daddy long legs, and the find is important as the morphology of male arachnid's members provide key information about which species they belong to. The study was reported on iflscience.com
If you're planning on going on a first date, and want to make sure that there will be a second date, go out for sushi. Anthropologist Dr. Helen Fisher and evolutionary biologist Dr. Justin R. Garcia of the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University researched people's dating patterns. According to the study, going on a sushi date has a 170 percent higher chance of a second date. The reason? It is adventurous, and the biological reason is that sushi contains omega-3 which boosts circulation and alertness.
The next interesting sexual fact is that researchers in Australia are developing a condom that uses nanocellulose from grass. These condoms will be 30 percent thinner and 20-40 percent stronger. This condom of the future is made with grass and is as thin as human hair. The research is being led by professor Darren Martin at University of Queensland's Australian Institute for Bioengineering.
The last interesting sexural research finding is that people who use emojis think about intercourse more than those who don't use them. A recent survey done by Match.com showed that people that use at least one emoji in every text they send, thought about getting intimiate several times a day, every day. This turned out to be a high number of people that were surveyed, at 36-40 percent.
