Facts: a book that backs up juios contentions

I get to the book below, but I must say that I have at times gotten on people about their braggadocios exposes on their sexual exploits. It seems there are a few "sophomores" that haven't moved on to a more mature stage of life. I did not pull the trigger, and criticize juio for the simple reason that some of what he said made sense, though  some seemed a little bragging. What I would like to say is that what he says is verified by Dr. Annette Fuglsang Owens who wrote the recent hit book: The Penguin Atlas Of Human Sexual Behavior. It is rather incredible really. It outlines the incident of STDs world wide, the practices of birth control, marriage practices, sex crimes, and love making habits of people world wide. I will get to the point in a minute, but here a a few interesting facts!

The youngest average age for girls to have their first sexual experience is: Czechoslovakia - age 15

The country where married couples have the least occurrences of sex among married couples aged 16-45: Hong Kong - at 50 times a year. The US - 160 times per year.

The Arranged marriages occur 80% of the time in China.

The men who spend the least amount of time during the sex act (including foreplay of course):
Thailand - 10 minutes.
Next: Russia - 11 minutes
Next: Italy - 13 minutes

The most time to perform the sex act from start to finish (including foreplay of course):
Brazil - 30 minutes
Next highest: USA - 28 minutes
Next: Canada - 25 minutes
Next: England - 23 minutes

There was even an add in the London newspapers talking about what great lovers Englishmen when quoting this stat. Of course you Brits do it with a straight face right?

Anyway, the stats on love making effort show that the Russian men don't care much for foreplay. But then again - who says that RWs like men who are not forceful and rather abrupt??

I even read an AW who wrote she preferred the RMs rather animalistic "primative" manner in relations.

The good Doctor, I believe, is from England. Her colaborators on the book were largely from Hong Kong and China. It has unbelievable graphics (pie charts, etc). No wsbill, there are no explicit photos

Steve

... in response to Like the Kinsey Report?, posted by tfcrew on Oct 14, 2002

Buy the book. She tells how her and her compatriots did their field work and aquired their data. Then judge! The book has received rave reviews from every analyst and critic who has read it. The Kinsey report wasn't all fact. But some scientists do fabricate. Does anyone remember Margaret Mead. I think she was associated with the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. She fabricated sociological data and research among Pacific Islanders, stating that they promoted sexual freedom among their children as early as age 12. The society was without jealousy, rivalry, or other social ills due to their enlightened sexual attitudes. Turned out later all of her research was a fraud. She and the museum were disgraced by the evidence against her. Does it happen? Yes! But the only information that lends itself to any brow raising as far as I can see is the information on the "foreplay" issue. The rest is too scientifically supported and reasonably available through other sources, such as the UN.

Steve

... in response to Facts: a BOOK that backs up juios conten..., posted by Quasimoto on Oct 13, 2002

Difficult, unless I keep my tongue behind my teeth.

... in response to But then ..., posted by MarkInTx on Oct 14, 2002

Now that she's demanding at least 23 minutes.

... in response to Facts: a BOOK that backs up juios conten..., posted by Quasimoto on Oct 13, 2002

Steve,
I had just read about these stats in a magazine article.  Good post.  All that does matter is that your mate's "stats" match your desires and vise versa.  Different strokes for different folks.
KenC

... in response to Facts: a BOOK that backs up juios conten..., posted by Quasimoto on Oct 13, 2002

Good post, Steve - very informative and interesting.  I think it
demonstrates that it wasn't the subject matter that got JR in bad graces with the good citizens of Oz, it was his MO...

To anyone who thinks their vast knowledge of sexual techniques backed up by their numerous encounters is a significant factor contributing to the high numbers of female emigrants from the FSU, I would suggest, "It's the economy, Stupid."

... in response to Re: Facts: a BOOK that backs up juios co..., posted by robobond on Oct 13, 2002

.

... in response to And which Americans are those?, posted by joe on Oct 13, 2002

have always struck me as quite odd, weird, strange!