So, while I agree that men and women are wired differently, I have a hard time believing this statement:
"Thoughts about sex enter women's brains once every couple of days; for men, thoughts about sex occur every minute."
It came from this article about a new book called The Female Brain.
Seriously, female readers, do you only think about sex every couple of days? From my experience, females think about it just as much as males. Or maybe I just hanging out with the girls my parents warned me about.
The only way I get through work each day is by thinking about sex as much as possible.
And honestly, the older I get, the more it seems that women want sex more than men. Maybe it's just because women are more open about their sexual needs than they were 20 years ago.
I do not mean to ask this in a sexist pig kind of way, but why is it that women tend to say they like sex only to act all embarrassed and coy about it after the fact?
Was this survey conducted in a very staid convent?
The results seem highly unlikely methinks, and definitely not the sort of girls you'd want to be hanging around if it is true. Find out where the research sample was taken and then don't go there.
I think about it all the time--every couple of days? for what type of woman?