What is the “normal” period of an intercourse?

If many wonder that if the period of their intercourse is “normal”, science has also noticed the issue. A study published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine Tried to measure this time impartially, and the results are more diverse than you think.

A study for measuring average duration

To obtain a reliable response, researchers asked 500 couples for their mating for four weeks. The purpose was to measure the past between entry and ejaculation.

The results revealed a major inequality: some reports lasted for 33 seconds, while others reached 44 minutes. However, medieval observation has been done, which is the most representative period, which is 5.4 minutes.

Factors that affect the period (or not)

Unlike the popular belief, the use of condoms or circumcision has not had significant impact on the duration of reports.

On the other hand, age seems to play a role: the more age a pair, the shortage of the report. Another specialty worries about Turkish couples, whose report was slightly lower than other nationalities studied.

Why does sex live so much?

From a evolutionary point of view, one may be surprised as to why sexual activity lasts for several minutes rather than immediately, as in some animal species.

A hypothesis suggests that the previous and rear movements will be used to eliminate the potential sperm of the previous partner, thus the chances of fertilization will increase. A surprising explanation, but who echoes a resonance in other studies in evolutionary biology.

Duration, a criteria to keep things in perspective

Instead of looking for a full standard, it is necessary to consider the quality of experience and mutual satisfaction of the partners.

The duration of orgasm varies from one couple to another. The important thing is not a chronometer, but shared bliss and development of each.