Women who think their man expects perfection in bed may have so much performance anxiety that they don't have any fun during sex, a recent study suggests.
"It is possible that believing that one's sexual partner expects sex to be perfect leads to sexual performance anxiety which may then have a negative effect on a women's sexual function, causing difficulties becoming aroused and lubricated during sexual encounters," said study co-author Laura Harvey, a psychology researcher at the University of Kent in the U.K.
"Another explanation is that women who believe that their partner expects and . . .
