BDSM MEDIA NEWS!!!!
April 6, 2014
Posh people are kinkier!
Privately educated more likely to have tried bondage and have higher sex drives than those who went to state schools
*Over half those from fee-paying schools have experimented with bondage
*Two-thirds admitted having sex in a public place
*Also have a self-described higher sex drive than state school pupils
*However those who go to private school have fewer sexual partners
*Also report lower confidence and more insecurities in the bedroom
Source: Dailymail.co.uk. - The Daily Mail - UK
UK - Privately-educated people are less confident sexually than pupils from state schools, according to new research.
But people who have attended fee-paying schools are also are more likely to have experimented with bondage.
They also tend to have higher sex drives and are far more likely to have sex every day.
The results came in a poll of 1,600 people which looked at how educational background affects people's sex lives as adults.
They suggest that posh people are more likely to be kinky but they also suffer from insecurities which hold them back sexually.
Fewer than one in twenty people (3.6 per cent) educated privately gave themselves top marks in bed.
Experts believe this lack of sexual confidence is because posh people are more likely to have been educated at single-sex schools and have had less interaction with the opposite sex when growing up.
Just over half of those from private schools (51 per cent) have tried bondage - compared to just 41 per cent of people from state schools.
Two-thirds admitted having sex in a public place.
One in five people from fee-paying schools gave themselves the highest marks for sex drive - again out-scoring state pupils.
One in eight from posh schools had sex every day, compared to just one in twelve of people from comprehensives.
he average person has had five lovers, rates themselves as seven out of ten in bed and has sex around three times a week when they are in a relationship, according to the research.
Fee-paying pupils are likely to have had fewer lovers than people educated by the state.
Almost a third (30 per cent) said they had slept with only one or two people, compared to 24 per cent who went to state schools.
Eton-educated Made In Chelsea star Spencer Matthews has not let his private education hold him back in the bedroom.
He said: 'I'm not a sex addict, I just have an unhealthy appetite for sex.'
Asked how many women he had slept with, Spencer said: 'Let's just say it's a similar number to Kirk Norcross (former star of The Only Way Is Essex) which was a thousand.
'But I stopped keeping score when I was about 16. I'm a lover of life and I'm a lover of women.'
A spokesman forLovehoney, who conducted the research, said: 'The survey shows that people's educational backgrounds can affect their sex lives in adult life.
'People tend to think that pupils from fee paying schools are more confident in life generally, but it seems they are not when it comes to sex.
'That could well be because they had less day-to-day interaction with the opposite sex as they were growing up in single sex schools.
Sexpert Tracey Cox gives her verdict...
Private school predilection for bondage
'Things like bondage are all about power: having it or relinquishing it. Privately-educated people usually come from richer backgrounds and feel more powerful than those from less affluent families.
They're more confident playing power games so more likely to get a kick out of them.'
Private school alumni having less sexual confidence
'It stands to reason that the more comfortable you are around the opposite sex, the more confident you'll be in bed with them.
'Single-sex schools might produce better grades, but they leave a legacy with people feeling shy around the opposite sex. There's a tendency for private school graduates to think of the opposite sex as a species totally different to them, rather than just a different gender version of themselves.
'The more opposite sex friends we have when growing up - and particularly in our teens - the easier our relationships tend to be. Sexual and otherwise.'
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