Human sexual activity

According to a worldwide survey conducted condom manufacturing company “Durex”, Greeks and Brazilians are the most sexually active nations in the world, with 87% and 82% of their population having sex weekly. It is natural to focus on the champions of sex, but who are the least sexually active nations in the world.

The more frequent sex you have with your partner, the better chances you have of leading a balanced and more satisfying relationship, according to research.

Greeks might have the reputation of being hot Mediterranean lovers, but it seems the economic crisis has taken its toll on them, as anxiety and uncertainty about their future has set in adversely affecting their performance. According to a well known condom company, Greeks have sex at least once a week on average, putting them first in the world.

A new app called Yes to Sex aims to secure that both parties have agreed to have sex, agreed on contraception and even decided on a safe word.

In just 25 seconds, the app will record verbal consent, including safe words and the decision of whether or not protection will be used.

The older a man gets the less sexual drive he has. The bad news is that, apart from a drop in sexual desire men also experience an anatomical change. A reduction in penis size! According to a number of studies on matters of sexual life published in journals, to percentage of sexually active men between the ages of 40 and 70 falls from 60 percent to 30 percent.

The continuing dominance of conservative attitudes to sex and virginity appear to have been confirmed by a recent survey, Monitoring the Situation of Children and Women, produced by the Kosovo Agency of Statistics and UNICEF.

According to the survey, practically all unmarried women aged 15 to 24 are virgins, while no married woman aged 49 and under had ever changed sexual partner.

Tom Bouzalas, husband of the woman sexually embroiled with Father George Passias, broke his silence after the sex tapes featuring his Peruvian wife having “cake-crushing” sex were publicised. He states that the Greek Orthodox priest had a “serious problem with paraphilia”, and among his most serious urges was one to do with cake as well as a foot fetish.

Here’s another story bound to generate a collective sigh by grown men, along the lines of “I wish we had had teachers like that at my high school!”

The enactment of laws in organised societies is usually the last step of conventions and customs finally being accepted as a norm. But when it comes to laws pertaining to sexual activities and conventions one would be surprised as to what laws actually exist in other countries. Here are some of those ‘weird’ sexual laws that probably put a little strain on a our rational faculties…

So far studies have shown that Greek libidos are flagging as a result of the country’s economic crisis, however new research published in Thrillist has come to disprove the notion! Dr. Simon Hardy of the University of Worcester states that the downturn in the economy hasn’t affected the confidence level of Greeks at all in his study “The Greeks, Eroticism and Ourselves.”