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Years ago I read about a sexual behavior research study called something like The Sociology of Sexuality. It was a nonintervention study, nor was it trying to solve a particular problem (I.e HPV among college aged women, ED among military vets with PTSD, etc.). Therefore, the study population wasn’t a narrow focus of America, but represented all adults in America, and all sexual behavior. And it had high power (large sample size, lots of data).

The results? 1) The researchers determined that seniors got it on more often than the research team expected. LOL And

2) The people group who had sex the most frequently were the people who had all three of these characteristics: marital status was married, stated religion was Christian, and they reported attending religious services regularly. LOL

The people who reported being happiest with their sex lives were the people who, wait for it, were the married church going Christians. LOL

And the women who reported most frequently experiencing orgasm were the women who — I think I see a pattern here — were married church attending Christians. LOL

I don’t remember the researchers stating this but I will. Sex is not just physical, it’s also mental and spiritual. Another thing: think about who talks about sex the most. We hear it from the the worldly people all the time. From now on when you hear others talk about sex, ask yourself: would you rather do things like the people who are loudest about sex but don’t get their love boat out of dry dock as often? Or would you rather do things God’s way like the people who don’t talk about sex as much but actually get it on the most and enjoy it the most?