According to a new study, many couples are a little intimidated by trying new sex positions. On a scale of 1 to 5, American and European men and women were surveyed about several “anxiety-inducing” sexual scenarios. Across the board, “public sex” was listed as the most intimidating sexual act, receiving a score of 3.2 from the European respondents and 3.7 from the American respondents.
BDSM, anal and “rough sex” all followed in the ranking, with “oral sex” being listed as the least intimidating act of the selection. Overall, sex acts such as bondage, S&M and public sex were reported as considerably more anxiety-inducing than exploring new sex positions or incorporating sex toys in the bedroom. But three in particular polled almost equally between the genders when it came to position preference: “Reverse cowgirl” (51.6/48.4 percent), “Tabletop” (53/47 percent) and “Legs up” (52/48 percent).
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