FAKE it till you make it.
Who knew money could be the reason why a woman fakes an orgasm?
GettyWomen are twice as likely to fake an orgasm with their male partners if they are the breadwinners in the relationship[/caption] GettyWeekly, women only make 81.7 percent of what men do[/caption]
According to psychologists, women who make more money than their male partners are much more likely to fake an orgasm.
After all, the more money you have, the more powerful…right?
Society has always made men out to be the breadwinners and main source of income for a family.
Though that may still apply to some, nowadays many women are bringing home the big bucks in their relationship, despite the gender pay gap.
In 2020, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that women were only making 81.7 percent of what a man was per week.
Even with this wage gap, they also reported that 29 percent of women were in fact the breadwinners in their relationship.
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Psychologists have claimed that these women breadwinners are more likely to fake orgasms than those who make less than their male significant other.
Many men who have female partners that make more than them feel as if their masculinity is being threatened (just wait until they find out their special someone’s been faking her sexual satisfaction this whole time).
In an attempt to boost their man’s ego, a 2021 survey showed women fake a whopping 39 orgasms each year.
The money-making women are doing this in an attempt to make their significant other feel better about themselves.
Professor Jessica Jordan, a psychologist at the University of South Florida, led this study and concluded that women are prioritizing what they believe their man needs rather than their own satisfaction.
Professor Jordan had studied 157 women who were in a relationship with a male.
The study showed that women made more than their male partners 29.6 percent of the time, while on average orgasming 64 percent of the time, and faking it 18 percent.
As a result, Professor Jordan was able to confirm that women who make more than their male partners are in fact twice as likely to fake an orgasm during sex.
If you’re sick of faking satisfaction for the sake of your man’s ego, adventurous couples are urged to try the butter churner sex position to increase their chances of orgasming.
Getty18% of women in heterosexual relationships fake their orgasms[/caption] GettyWomen who make more money than their male partners fake orgasms to boost their man’s ego[/caption]
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