There’s a lot to be considered when picking a sex-buddy. Sure, schedules, height, and facial symmetry are all notable factors. But the most important trait when it comes to good sex and a good partner? A big, huge, giant…sense of humor.
According to Cosmopolitan, a study was done by some brains at the University at Albany. And it turns out, female undergrad students (hey, that’s us!) are BIG fans of the funny guys. If a man could make them laugh, these ladies were more likely to want him, have sex with him way more often, plus they felt much more protected by and committed to him. But the most exciting discovery of all? The sex was much, much better than with someone lame, no-sense-of-humor guy.
Now, to be honest, this shouldn’t be a surprise. Some of the best sex ever happens when you both start laughing mid-thrust, joking, and genuinely enjoying each other’s company. Despite the fact that we sometimes get distracted by abs and arms, we should know that the funny guys are a sure-thing in the sack.
Psychologist Gil Greengross told Psychology Today that this was a no-brainer.
People with a great sense of humor are attractive as mates and enjoy better mating success. This is true especially for men who use humor to attract mates, as humor is one of the most desired traits by women when choosing a mate.
So ladies, if you’re boning a comedian (or just a guy who makes you laugh your ass off), KEEP HIM. At the end of the day, muscles and man buns won’t make you feel better when you’re in a shitty mood. But a guy who can make you laugh when you want to cry, quote hilarious movies with you, and make you smile non-stop? Those are the qualities of a truly a sexy man..
[via Cosmopolitan]
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