Temptations & Ambitions

WARNING: Please do not proceed reading this if you are under the age of 18, or if your religion does not allows the practice the sex discussion. Reader's discretion is advised.

I'm sure everyone would be curious about sex as it is not really a proper education in Malaysia. Conventional thoughts had hold education back of its ability to proceed forward to well equip the younger generation of sex. Thus, sex education in schools are not really about sex, but mostly about the the basic survival process of living beings. Plus, in medical schools in Malaysia, (at least my Uni) they omit the physiological importance of erection, orgasm and sexual intercourse, leaving the medical students with a cold dry module of reproductive system. What is life without life itself? Without sex, no life. No life, no sex. Thus, I'm going to publish the research findings regarding sex from Durex, with some journal appraisal of my own.

Introduction

As we all know, Durex is one of the leading brand in sex products, especially condoms. Durex is the trademarked name for a range of condoms made by UK-based multinational SSL International.

The Durex Sexual Wellbeing Survey (SWGS) is the most comprehensive study of its kind the world has ever seen. 26,000 people worldwide were asked in-depth questions about aspects of their health, wellbeing, social circumstances, education, beliefs, their sex lives and their attitudes to sex.

Here, I am releasing a small part of their studies, regarding the drivers of satisfaction in sex.

Physical Drivers

• Free from stress and good mental and physical health. In general, we need to be free from stress and be in good mental and physical health.
• The ability to achieve orgasm. Achieving orgasm is a key driver of sexual satisfaction. Just 48% of us said that they usually orgasm. Globally, twice as many men (64%) as women regularly have orgasms.
• Free from sexual dysfunction. Maintaining an erection and having enough lubrication to enjoy sex is another important component according to our findings, 34% of women questioned have, at some point in their lives, experienced vaginal dryness, 24% of men have reported difficulties getting an erection and 29% have had problems sustaining one.
• Frequency of sex and foreplay. Having sex frequently enough also affects satisfaction levels for both sexes, along with having sufficient foreplay. Frequency of sex and sexual satisfaction peaks between the ages of 20 and 34 but it is still important, as people get older: those over 65 are still having sex more than once a week. Frequency of sex differs between countries.

Comments:
The statistics show that men are twice as likely to achieve orgasm than women. Is this a problem with the men or the women? Let me interpret this: women are twice as likely to satisfy their partners than men do. Men DO need to improve their abilities on bed rather than being inflated with more ego. This is further confirmed by the fact that 34% of women experienced vaginal dryness (insufficient foreplay?), 53% of men experienced erectile dysfunction (failure of initiating or sustaining erection)

Therefore, I would proclaim that men do have their own disabilities which would inhibit their ability to perpetuate if they are left alone without the care of females. So before you would insult any females, THINK TWICE. They are BETTER than you.


Note: This is an unorthodox way of honoring the celebration of International Women's Day on the 8th of March, coinciding with the general election held in Malaysia. Here, I pay my tribute to all the females in the world for their contributions to the world. Without females, I am neither a son, a student, a lover, nor anything. The world is in a dysfunction state without women.