It's simple, just look for the 'save this course' buttons when viewing course search results, listings or details. Saving courses allow you to compare them, it also allows you to create a permanent list of 'favourites' that will always be there when you visit our site. The research, carried out by Birmingham City University academic Dr Ryan Scoats , identified that while threesomes involving two men and one woman were often stigmatized by participants, more women were interested in experiencing the act than not.
Women in the study cited increasing their own sexual arousal and providing a safer, less objectifying environment as reasons that they would want to see two men interact sexually during a threesome.
The research suggests that the stigma around two male, one female threesomes is diminishing and that women are increasingly comfortable pursuing the type of sex they desire. Sixteen women were interviewed as part of the study, all of whom had engaged at least once in a mixed-sex threesome.
Some participants said they were not interested in having a two male, one female threesome because they perceived it to be more dangerous and objectifying than threesomes involving two women and one man. Nearly 20 per cent of the women taking part in the study had experienced a two male, one female threesome, and all said they would be happy to engage in them again, with a further 37 per cent expressing a desire to experience one.
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