She fantasises as she masturbates movies

The new 50 Shades movie Darker is out today , and all I can think about is that woman who was caught masturbating in the movie theater when the original came out in It smelled of cigarette and campfire smoke, patchouli, paint, and weeks of sweat. When I come I still imagine what this sensation would feel like and it works every time. I let them sing pop punk to me.

Men do. Yes, having sexual fantasies , whether you want to act them out or not, is completely natural and healthy — though a study out of Quebec found that when it comes to sexual fantasies, not all women actually have a desire to act them out. By averaging numerous studies, The Journal of Sexual Medicine , and what sex therapists have found in their work, we've narrowed down a list of the top six things women are fantasizing about these days. But it should be noted that depending on the study, the most common sexual fantasies for women fluctuate in their position on the list.

May is National Masturbation Month, and we're celebrating with Feeling Yourself , a series exploring the finer points of self-pleasure. When it comes to TV and movies, scenes portraying women masturbating are basically straight out of a male director's sexual fantasy. More often than not, the woman writhes around on her back and she's usually moaning the moment her hand comes into contact with her vulva. If only it were that easy. Truth is: We don't masturbate like that.

What do women think about when they have sex, and why? We estimate that the actual number is probably a lot higher. This is not a new insight. Similarly, a study in found a link between women who have trouble climaxing and their inability to think wild-and-sexy during sex. So what are women thinking about while they orgasm?