Sex Study Differentiates Male And Female Orgasms

Sex and love are often confused as being the same thing but research shows that the difference lies deep inside the chemical makeup of the brain.

Using scans, researchers have proven that a brain rich in dopamine, a chemical known to drive romantic emotions, is far more prominent in the female brain.

"The problem with having an excess of this chemical is that it often creates a large group of people who do not explore their sexuality because they're constantly looking for some kind of attachment before jumping into bed with someone," said one researcher.

"Whereas a male will often jump into the sack with just about any woman on a moments notice even if they have to put a bag over their partners head, often times it creates frustration for their female partner who will then, after their sexual encounter, go home and wait by the phone hoping this will lead to a long term relationship."

As far as orgasms go, the study also revealed that males tend to cum exponentially faster than their female partners. Research proves that a man, regardless of his emotional state, is able to ejaculate during every sexual encounter, whereas females tend towards building up to the moment and depending on the stamina of their partner often find themselves unsatisfied.

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