The Sex FAQs - Part Two
reprinted with permission from myBindi.com

There's the stuff you should know.
And then there's the stuff you SHOULD know.
Ya know?

So there you have it. PART II

Q. Is it true that most fights happen because of sex?
A. If you're under 25, then yes. Otherwise, you start to fight about money.

Q. How important is penis size in pleasuring a woman?
A. Length is of no importance at all.

Q. What happens when a woman orgasms?
A. The vagina contracts between 3 to 15 times in one second intervals.

Q. If a woman fantasizes about having sex with another woman does it mean she's gay?
A. Not at all. It's quite normal to imagine sexual situations that you would never act on in real life.

Q. How common is it for a woman to get pregnant despite using protection?
A. Common. So be careful. Don't just use it, but use it correctly.

Q. Do different things turn a man on compared to what turns on a woman?
A. Men are more visual, and therefore appreciate physical appearance, pornography, and lingerie. Women are more complex, and get turned on by the experience of love, intimacy and romance.

Q. Which contraception method has the highest failure rate?
A. Spermacides fail 30% of the time. Use them in combination with condoms.

Q. What is the most common complaint women have about their lovers?
A. That men do not take enough time for foreplay.

Q. What is the most common complain men have their about lovers?
A. That women do not tell them what they like and don't like.

Q. What are the most common causes of sexual problems experienced by couples?
A. Fear of sex, discomfort with intimacy, pressure to be a sexual athlete, lack of sexual knowledge, and lack of consensus on the nature or frequency of sexual activity.

Q. Why do men often roll over and go to sleep immediately after sex?
A. Physiologically, once a man has climaxed, his interest in sex - and staying awake - declines. Although it is normal, it is not considerate. Women feel a strong desire to be held, and men should give their women that time.