Woman About Sex

Well hello there my sexy ladies and gents ;) How are you doing today? How was your night huh? Any dreams? ;) I personally stayed up way too late last night surfing the internet and reading web stuff and catching up on the latest going ons, and went to bed too tired. So I had a deep sleep that did not allow me to have a dream. At least I don’t remember it now. Ahhh… I would be lucky to have a few sex dreams a week!…

While we’re on the topic of sex in dreams, I’ve got a short article for you. Well, it’s with a ‘scientific’ flavor. Okay, I know, I know that reading scientific posts is not so sexy; still it may be interesting for some of you. So the article is from ScienceDaily.com. It includes a scientific research about men’s and women’s sexual dreams. An abstract of this research was presented June 14 at Sleep 2007, the 21st Annual Meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies. Take a few minutes to read this, since I want you to stay not only sexy but also informed ;)

In a detailed study that served to investigate the actual nature and content of sexual dreams across a large sample of dream reports from men and women, approximately eight percent of everyday dream reports from both genders contain some form of sexual-related activity.

The percentage of women that reported such dreams can be due to the fact that either women actually experience more sexual dreams now than they did 40 years ago, or that they now feel more comfortable reporting such dreams due to changing social roles and attitudes, or both, according to new research.

The study, authored by Antonio Zadra, PhD, of the Universite de Montreal, focused on over 3,500 home dream reports collected from men and women. Sexual intercourse was the most common type of sexual dream content, followed by sexual propositions, kissing, fantasies and masturbation.

The study found that both men and women reported experiencing an orgasm in about four percent of their sexual dreams. Orgasms were described as being experienced by another dream character in four percent of the women’s sexual dreams, but in none of the male dream reports. Current or past partners were identified in 20 percent of women’s sexual dreams, compared to 14 percent for men, and public figures were twice as likely to be the object of women’s sexual dream content. Multiple sex partners were reported twice as frequently in men’s sexual dreams.

“Observed gender differences may be indicative of different waking needs, experiences, desires and attitudes with respect to sexuality,” said Zadra. “This is consistent with the continuity hypothesis of dreaming which postulates that the content of everyday dreams reflects the dreamer’s waking states and concerns – that is, that dream and waking thought contents are continuous.”

It’s well known that the desire for sex is one of the most powerful of all human emotions, and sex drive is one of the most powerful of all human drives, and sex is one the most enjoyable experiences of human life! So it’s not a big surprise that so many night-time dreams are full of erotic content or some kind of sexual action. I think erotic dreaming is a very interesting and intriguing part of our lives! Personally, I wish I could have sex dreams much more often! :)

“Dreaming permits each and every one of us to be quietly and safely insane every night of our lives” (William Dement, a pioneering US sleep researcher, and founder of the world’s first sleep laboratory, at Stanford University)

So I wish you to have insanely hot dreams full of sweet and naughty rumpy-pumpy sex every night! :))) Hope all is well for everyone! See you soon with more info on sexual dreaming!

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