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Emotional Sophistication is Sexy
“Emotional intelligence,” the ability to perceive and understand your feelings and the feelings of people around you, has been shown to be very useful in life. For women, says the London Times, “EQ” has an additional benefit—it leads to more orgasms. When British researchers tested more than 2,000 women, they found those with a high EQ reported that they usually climaxed during sex, as reported in The Week. Those with low EQs were much more likely to have problems in the bedroom. Researchers said that an emotionally sophisticated woman more easily communicates her needs to her partner, and is better able to integrate sexual stimulation and mental fantasy in a way that helps her to reach orgasm. For more articles on Sexual Health, click here! May you always be blessed with good health.
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Dr. Derrick DeSilva is on the Attending Staff at the Raritan Bay Medical Center in Perth Amboy, N.J., and on the teaching faculty at JFK Medical Center in Edison, N.J.
He has lectured on various topics in medicine --nationally and internationally-- and has his own talk show called Ask the Doctor which airs on WCTC in New Jersey (1450 AM) as well as his own television show, "To Your ...
He has lectured on various topics in medicine --nationally and internationally-- and has his own talk show called Ask the Doctor which airs on WCTC in New Jersey (1450 AM) as well as his own television show, "To Your ...


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