Nine out of ten Brit blokes are bad in bed
Author: Jonty Skrufff
Friday, November 17, 2006
Times sex columnist Dr Thomas Stuttaford offered sobering statistics to comfort a woman concerned about her husband’s unimaginative love-making abilities this week, telling her about a survey ten years ago which asked randomly selected women how many men they thought were good lovers.
“None of the women thought that more than one in three men could be described as good in bed," the Doctor declared. “Some of them, who might be described as more than averagely sexually experienced, concluded that about only one man in ten was a good lover.”
The shocking statistics appeared as award winning (female) Brit sex blogger turned best selling author Abby Lee (aka Zoe Margolis) announced she is moving to New York after becoming disillusioned with shy British blokes.
"I find Englishmen's half-hearted approach to dating so tiresome," the 33-year-old writer of best selling treatise Girl With a One-Track Mind: Confessions of the Seductress Next Door told Reuters.
"The only way Englishmen can relate to women is when they're drunk. I've met some really open-minded guys in the U.S., where in England there is much more of a laddish, soccer culture,” she whined.
In more British (non) sex news, the Telegraph ran an in-depth feature on the growing phenomenon of asexuality, quoting another survey from over ten years ago which suggested over 500,000 Brits could be closet celibates.
"Asexuality is not something that needs curing and it's nothing new,” sex psychologist Petra Boynton told the paper.
“In fact, it's something that sex researchers have been aware of for some time. The reason it hasn't been investigated more is that asexuals are not the ones that cause issues If you're not having sex and that doesn't trouble you, then that's completely fine,” she added.
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