Post by Phil on May 1, 2015 9:51:16 GMT 7
79% of men say their privates are NOT the most sensitive part of their body
Many surveyed would opt to have their CHIN tickled instead
Members of a dating site were asked 'what turns you on?'
Chin, neck and lower abs are the other areas identified as erogenous zones
Three quarters of men like foreplay and indulge in it 70% of the time
Most are more turned on by mental stimulation than physical
The chin is the second biggest erogenous zone for men, according to a new survey.
Only 21% of more than 7,000 men said that their genitals are the most sensitive part of their body.
After that the neck, lower abs and inner thighs all received the stamp of approval as erogenous zones.
Other surprising results dent the long held beliefs that men don't like foreplay, would always choose physical stimulation over mental, and prefer to dominate in the bedroom.
The survey conducted by a dating site delved into the bedrooms of 7,158 of its male members to peel back the covers on their preferences.
While 75% of men said they like foreplay, the rest said they didn't think it was important.
The majority want the woman to take the initiative, but don't want them to do it with disrespect or by taking advantage.
The majority of men say they indulge in foreplay around 70% of the time, with only 12% taking the time to do it every time they have sex. Five per cent of men confessed to never indulging in forepla
www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3062325/Men-reveal-sensitive-areas-body-NOT-think.html#ixzz3Yqr2IOkZ
Many surveyed would opt to have their CHIN tickled instead
Members of a dating site were asked 'what turns you on?'
Chin, neck and lower abs are the other areas identified as erogenous zones
Three quarters of men like foreplay and indulge in it 70% of the time
Most are more turned on by mental stimulation than physical
The chin is the second biggest erogenous zone for men, according to a new survey.
Only 21% of more than 7,000 men said that their genitals are the most sensitive part of their body.
After that the neck, lower abs and inner thighs all received the stamp of approval as erogenous zones.
Other surprising results dent the long held beliefs that men don't like foreplay, would always choose physical stimulation over mental, and prefer to dominate in the bedroom.
The survey conducted by a dating site delved into the bedrooms of 7,158 of its male members to peel back the covers on their preferences.
While 75% of men said they like foreplay, the rest said they didn't think it was important.
The majority want the woman to take the initiative, but don't want them to do it with disrespect or by taking advantage.
The majority of men say they indulge in foreplay around 70% of the time, with only 12% taking the time to do it every time they have sex. Five per cent of men confessed to never indulging in forepla
www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3062325/Men-reveal-sensitive-areas-body-NOT-think.html#ixzz3Yqr2IOkZ
