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Geeks are best in bed, study says.


The question “During sex, do you consider your partner’s sexual needs above your own?” prompted the following responses, with over half of fitness workers and business owners proving to be the most selfish in bed:

Men that answered ‘yes’ broken down by sector in which they work,

1. IT workers – 82%
2. Office workers – 74%
3. Unemployed – 69%%
4. Manual workers– 53%
5. Business owners – 49%
6. Sports and fitness workers – 41%

That’s really interesting. But before some people start to get a little angry: this doesn’t mean that other professionals are bad or even; doesn’t mean that all IT workers are good in bed. This is all very relative, keep that in mind. ;)

Amplify’d from www.sourcewire.com
Nationwide research of over 2000 people in relationships has found that those who work in the tech sector are less selfish in bed and more open to using sex toys, whilst the same research also found that those who work in the fitness industry or were regular gym-goers were more likely to be selfish and think of their needs above their partner’s.
An anonymous study of 2,084 British men and women in relationships conducted by the UK’s leading independent PS3 videogame and console site has found a correlation between geeks and their openness to pleasing a partner in bed, with four in five agreeing that sex should be more about ‘the partner’, as opposed to people who worked in the sports and fitness industry where just 41% agreed.
56% of respondents were male, 44% female.
When asked
“Do you regularly use sex toys with your partner?” the respondents that worked in the tech sector; in jobs within IT such as computer analysts, web design and development were most likely to. Read more at www.sourcewire.com