Say What? Half of women think about other people during sex

It is said majority of women think about other men during sex, especially when the man they are having sex with isn't impressive...According to anew survey by sex toy brand Lovehoney,almost half of women have admitted to thinking about another man while they were making love with their current partner.

The research found that 46 per cent of women and 42 per cent men have had secret thoughts about a third party during sex.And for many women, that fantasy figure is close to home with the majority picturing a close friend or colleague at work.
The study found that 70 per cent of women and 63 per cent of men also fantasise about what sex will be like when they go into a relationship with a new partner before they go to bed.The new lover lives up to expectations for 62 per cent of women - that still leaves 38 per cent who feel he is a bit of a let down.

Men are a little easier to please when they sleep with a woman for the first time - with 68 per cent saying she lived up to his expectations and only 32 per cent disappointed.

In order to curb their disappointment, plenty of lovers re-live former glories in their head while they are having sex with their current partner, the survey found.A further 31 per cent of women and 23 per cent of men have slept again with their first love years after they broke up.

All this fantasising about past loves is seen as harmless fun by 60 per cent of women and 66 per cent of men whereas more than third of both sexes reckon it does feel like cheating.

A Lovehoney spokesperson said that it as long as it remains in your imagination it's completely innocent.

'Lots of people do reminisce fondly about former lovers - it is perfectly harmless thing to do as long as you are not intent on living out that fantasy if you are with someone else.All Lovehoney research shows that sexual fantasies enhance couples' sexual happiness and are a good thing. Sexual experimentation is to be encouraged because couples who are happy in bed tend to be happy in the rest of their lives.'

Culled from Mailonline..