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mature women 'happiest' in bedroom, study finds

women 45 to 54 are happiest with their sex lives, according to the study

by postmedia news

may 31 2021
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there’s no truth to the rumour that as women age, they become unhappy between the sheets.

that’s according to a new study of 1,500 women in a steady relationship from the sexual health app lover .

the study found that women between the ages of 45 and 54 are “happiest” with their sex lives, where there was “no room for improvement.”

“the primary reason the data suggests women in the 50-plus bracket report more satisfying sex is they are more likely to consistently orgasm,” dr. britney blair, co-founder of the lover app, told yahoo! news .

“they are more confident in asking a lover for what they want and better understand how their body experiences pleasure.”
the second happiest group were those aged 18 to 24. women in the 25 to 34, 35 to 44 and 55 to 64 age rangers rounded out the survey of most happiest in the bedroom.

an increase in self confidence, romance, foreplay, higher libido and less anxiety were the top things mentioned to increase women’s sexual pleasure after the global pandemic ends.
“in order to get the sex that you want, you need to know what your body enjoys. we are each unique. if you explore what turns you on, you can more readily share with your partner what you need,” blair said.
“masturbation or solo sex is the single best way for women to train their body to experience more sexual pleasure with a partner.

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“taking time to masturbate and using a variety of ways to stimulate your body trains you for climax. this training can then be translated to partnered play.”
women between 35 and 44 said one way to improve their sex lives was to have a “better mental connection” with their partner.
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