The Best Sex May Be The Quietest, Study Says

A new study confirms what most women know and all men dread: the louder the cry of ecstasy, the greater the chance the orgasm is being faked. In other words, you can’t measure passion in terms of decibels. When a woman is genuinely aroused and trusts her partner, she’s far more likely to gently sigh and moan than shriek.

The new study mirrors the conclusion of another study by two researchers from the University of Central Lancashire. They concluded that erotic decibels were all about manners and “manipulation,” and that women were prone to what they described as “copulatory vocalization” in order to encourage their partners to cum. Researchers believe the noisy XXX trend comes from porn, where loud always equals better.

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