Lelo’s male sex toy survey results

Discussions about female pleasure have gone to the forefront in recent years (rightly), but we cannot fully speak the same words of male pleasure. Although we have done the work to ensure women’s pleasure is a liberation celebration, why do we still regard male pleasure as a dirty secret?

While talking about sex, it is often filled with brave people, but most men don’t revolve around the theme of masturbation and pleasure because they are afraid of being ridiculed.

Last year, a survey by Lelo in the UK found that while almost half of British men (46%) used male toys, 59% at the same time would not discuss this with their male friends. Additionally, 20% think their use is “weird”. The study also showed that almost half (43%) of them were reluctant to talk to male friends about intimate subjects.

Through these findings, Lelo conducted a global study on the topics of men, pleasure and sex toys. More than 7,000 people answered our questions about the use of sex toys and their performance.

Here are some of the main findings:

• In their lives, 55% use homemade/store-buyed sex toys during masturbation. Half of them (50%) use toys from time to time, 19% use them frequently, and only 10% use them regularly.
• When questioning why they use them, one in one attributes it to experiencing and adjusting things. 20% find it easier to orgasm with toys, while 19% A positive change in their endurance can be felt.
• When it comes to preferred stimuli, those who have tried them fall into two categories: 41% prefer both internal and external stimuli; 44% prefer only external. This reverberates in the preferred toy – 51% like vibrating massager, 40% cock ring and 23% masturbation cannula.
• Of 45% they never used toys, nearly half (44%) attributed to their performance in bed, saying they could satisfy women without any help from the toys. Almost a quarter (23%) of them believe that using toys makes no sense. 10% believe that sex toys are only suitable for women. 16% say they are ashamed of buying and using them, while 5% claim that this makes them feel less like a man, which only proves that stigma is still alive.
• A very interesting finding is that those who don’t like toys, if the toys improve performance in bed, an astonishing 71% will consider using toys.
• When considering orgasm, 85% of men said they had orgasm during the last time they had sex.
• one 2005 research The time from vaginal penetration to male ejaculation was measured and the average duration was found to be approximately 5.5 minutes. Based on this Lelo, participants were asked how long it usually took to reach orgasm during the penetration process, and 48% said they were taken between 5 and 15 minutes. 22% say they need more than 15 minutes. On the other hand, one-third of people need less than five minutes to reach orgasm. 1% takes less than a minute

Although men may not focus on their pleasure in recent years (sex toys are lower in comparison to women), this is not to say that men should not try it. The right toys can not only unlock pleasureManual” As an additional bonus, masturbation can be achieved, and they can bring many stress-relieving benefits to the strengthened immune system.

It is worth remembering that regular self-pleasing sessions come with serious health benefits. Not surprisingly, due to the release of dopamine and oxytocin (such as dopamine and oxytocin), this is a big stress relief agent with first-class feel-good benefits. But did you know that ejaculation can also increase your cortisol levels, which can help regulate and maintain immunity? In other words, this is exactly what the doctor ordered. Together with their partners, they provide opportunities to climax, which is a great way to add fun to things.

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