How long is long enough?” is a common question when discussing sexual intercourse. To explore this complex topic, ZipHealth surveyed 500 Americans and Britons, delving into their preferences, experiences, and the factors influencing sexual satisfaction.
ZipHealth examined how gender and age intersect with desired sex duration, considering the impact of foreplay, orgasm rates, and the influence of pornography. It uncovered revealing insights into American and British bedroom habits, offering strategies for addressing sexual challenges and understanding the correlation between sexual frequency and satisfaction. These findings, said ZipHealth, contribute to a broader understanding of sexual health and dynamics in contemporary American and British society.
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The study found that sexually satisfied Americans and Britons typically prefer their intimate interactions, including foreplay and afteplay, to last around 35 minutes; 33% of Americans engage in sexual activities 2-3 times per week, compared to just 23% of Britons; Americans and Britons who have sex 2-3 times per week or more report the highest levels of sexual satisfaction; 39% of Americans and Britons report lasting the longest during nighttime, averaging about 18 minutes; In contrast, only 5% say they last the longest in the middle of the day, with an average duration of around 10 minutes; Over 22% of Americans and Britons say sex doesn’t last long enough for women to orgasm; 15 minutes of foreplay is typically sufficient for many American and Briton women to achieve orgasm.
On the downside, nearly 40% of Americans are not satisfied with how often they have sex (Women: 67% Men: 57%).
Millennials are the least satisfied with their frequency of sexual intercourse (57%) while Gen Z – or Zoomers – are the most satisfied (70%).
The study surveyed 500 Americans and 500 Britons about their ideal sex duration. Among Americans, the average age was 38. Generationally, 6% of respondents reported as baby boomers, 21% as Generation X, 49% as Millennials, and 24% as Generation Z. Among Britons, the average age was 35. Generationally, 3% of respondents reported as baby boomers, 20% as Generation X, 47% as Millennials, and 29% as Generation Z.
