A mind-blowing new study published in the journal Sexuality & Culture determined the three factors that contribute to “great sex.” Researchers from Missouri State University conducted interviews with 78 sexually active participants of varying ages, backgrounds, and sexual orientations to define what makes a sexual experience above average. “A friend once asked me, ‘What is great sex anyway?’ That led me on a search where I discovered that we didn’t really have an answer,” said the lead author.
The study found most people agree that orgasm, emotional connection, and chemistry contribute to “great sex”—with some women even requiring multiple orgasms to consider sex “great.” For participants, an emotional connection meant “their belief that a man only invests in his female partner’s orgasm when he also invests in her emotionally. Thus, some women explained that the emotional component helped them be present enough to orgasm,” the researchers explained. Participants also explained that chemistry allowed them to like and trust the person enough to “let go and be present,” which allowed them to focus on their own pleasure.
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