Women Say The Best Sex Partners Have These Things In Common
What do women really want in bed? Glamour went straight to the source.
In the video above, the mag asks thirteen women what their favorite sexual partners have in common.
“[They] put me first,” one woman says.
“They’re good with their mouths,” another added.
Attentiveness clearly counts, but apparently, it also doesn’t hurt to be British.
“A lot of them are British. I like the British men,” one woman says. “I feel like they’re not known as being good in bed but I love the British men.”
Ahem. Watch the clip above for more.
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