Det finns mycket vi vill att du ska veta om sex och sexuell hälsa. Ju mer du vet, desto mer kan du njuta av din egen sexualitet och ömsesidigt sex. Här har vi samlat intressant, rolig och oväntad fakta som visar hur sex ser ut i verkligheten. Enjoy!
Här på vår webbplats hittar du också information om barriärskydd och även kortfattad information om de vanligaste STIerna. Read more about it!
There is so much that we want you to know about sex and sexual health. The more you know, the more you can enjoy your own sexuality and mutual sex. We have gathered some interesting, fun and unexpected sexual facts that you might not have known before. Enjoy!
Here on our website you will also find information about barrier protection as well as information on the most common STIs. Read more about it!
Did you know that more than
160 000 people around the world
are having sex every minute?
Source: The Penguin Atlas of Human Sexual Behaviour
Did you think that the size of the
shoes says something about
the size of the willy? Sorry,
but that’s just a myth.
Source: Dr Carroll is a professor of paediatrics
at the Indiana University School of Medicine
Did you think Dogging was about dogs?
Actually, it’s about meeting up in car
parks watching others have sex.
Did you know that some people
can experience orgasms while
working out? Coregasms!
Source: Sexual Behavior in the Human Female, Alfred Kinsey
Did you know that the smell
of pumpkins can increase
blood flow to the penis?
Source: The Smell and Taste Treatment
and Research Foundation of Chicago
One in ten European babies
are conceived in an IKEA bed.
IKEA isn't very far away.
Source: 1,227 Quite Interesting Facts, by W.W. Norton
Did you know that the German
word for ”contraceptive” is
schwangerschaftsverhütungsmittel?
Did you know that the
average speed of sperm,
when ejaculated, is 45 km/h?
Mark Elliot, director of the Institute for Psychological
and Sexual Health in Columbus, Ohio
Did you know that the average size of
an erect penis is 13,24 cm? Cold weather
can reduce the size considerably.
Source: A study led by the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience
at King’s College London and South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.
Did you know that 36 % of people under
the age of 35 check their Facebook and
Twitter accounts after a roll in the hay.
Source: Poll by consumer electronics site Retrevo.com