The 10 biggest sex mistakes made by women and men are revealed

* Women’s biggest mistake, according to men, is failing to initiate sex more often;

* Men’s biggest mistake, according to women, is to skip foreplay and rush straight into full sex;

* Results are from a new survey of 2,000 people by IllicitEncounters.com, the UK’s leading dating agency for married people;

* IllicitEncounters spokeswoman Jessica Leoni said: “We find that what primarily drives people to have an affair is bad sex. Avoid these mistakes and there is less risk of your partner cheating.”

The 10 biggest sex mistakes made by women and men have been revealed.

Women’s biggest mistake, according to men, is failing to initiate sex more often.

Two-thirds of men (64%) said they primarily get sex started in a relationship and they would like it if their partner did this more.

Men’s biggest mistake, according to 74% of women, is skipping on foreplay and rushing straight into full sex.

The results are revealed in a new survey of 2,000 men and women, split evenly between the sexes, by IllicitEncounters.com, the UK’s leading dating website for married people.

It got men and women to list their top 10 sex pet hates in the hope of making both sexes better lovers.

The second biggest mistake women make is always wanting sex in the dark, according to 64% of the men polled.

In third place was faking an orgasm, with almost half of men (46%) saying they can tell if a woman does this.

Fourth place was talking too much (42% men complained about this) and fifth place was never asking for something new (39% of men mentioned this).

The second biggest male mistake, according to 68% of women, is having their orgasm first and not ensuring they return the compliment.

In third place was being clumsy and not treating her body parts with enough sensitivity, with 62% of women complaining of this.

Fourth place was talking dirty in a crude way (52% of women said they had experienced this) and the fifth biggest turn off was a lack of communication/intimacy after sex (47% of women mentioned this).

IllicitEncounters.com spokeswoman Jessica Leoni said: “We find that what drives people to have an affair primarily is a lack sexual satisfaction at home.

“The key reason why both men and women are fed up with their partners is because they are not prepared to change and keep making these fundamental mistakes in the bedroom.

“If you avoid these simple mistakes there is less risk of your partner cheating.

“And you have a much better chance of pleasing a new lover if you do decide to cheat.”

IllicitEncounters.com is enjoying the busiest year in its 16-year history with a 25% rise in registrations in the first quarter of 2019.

The biggest surges have occurred in regions of the UK which voted for Brexit in the referendum with members saying they felt betrayed by the Government and that meant them more likely to cheat on a partner.

Women’s 10 biggest sex mistakes, according to men

  1. Fail to initiate sex  
  2. Always wanting sex in the dark
  3. Faking an orgasm
  4. Talking too much
  5. Never asking for anything new
  6. Mentioning what a previous lover did in bed
  7. Over-thinking sex
  8. Being too timid
  9. Believing he is always up for sex
  10. Worrying too much about how they look

Men’s 10 biggest sex mistakes, according to women

  1. Skipping on foreplay and rushing straight into full sex
  2. Having an orgasm first
  3. Being clumsy
  4. Talking dirty in a crude way
  5. Lack of communication/intimacy after sex
  6. Fall asleep as soon as they have finished
  7. Commenting on women’s body shape
  8. Assume you know what she wants
  9. Rigidly stick to your plan and ignoring her body language
  10. Keep it completely physical with no emotional connection

* First night sex has lead to romance for a third of couple

Website reveals business owners are the biggest adulterers in the UK

  • 65% of entrepreneurs have affairs, making them officially the biggest cheats in the UK
  • Tech business owners are the most prone to cheating
  • 70% of business owners revealed that their line of work influenced their decision to have an affair
  • 23% of adulterers are business owners, tripling since 2004

Looking for real, lasting love? You better stay away from entrepreneurs, officially the biggest cheats in the UK.

A shocking 65% of business owners have affairs, making their line of work the most prone to cheating in the country. Of these, 82% are men and 18% women.

Results are from a recent survey of 2,500 members of IllicitEncounters.com, the UK’s leading dating site for married people.

When asked if owning a business influenced their choice of having an affair, a staggering 70% voted yes, saying that their job made them more confident to “get back out there”.

Other reasons included a “go-getter mindset” and “seeking a relaxing environment outside of work.”

Bad news keeps coming for the entrepreneurial world, as the study also revealed that almost one quarter (23%) of people who cheat on their partner are business owners.

And what used to be considered a field for nerds and introverts is now a hotbed for infidelity, as entrepreneurs in the technology industry are the biggest adulterers.

The top industries in which business owners cheat:

  1.         Tech (30%)
  2.         Retail (21%)
  3.         Media (19%)
  4.         Sales (16%)
  5.         Other (14%)

Charles, 42, tech start-up founder from London, says: “I started cheating on my wife 4 years after founding my own company.  

“I was networking a lot and I could schedule my working hours: it was the ideal situation.

“I also have a different perspective on relationships now. Owning a business has made a more confident man, and more of a go-getter”

Spokesperson for IllicitEncounters.com Jessica Leoni explains: “We wanted to know if in 2019  any career was more prone to cheating than others, and we definitely got more than we bargained for.

The number of business owners cheating has tripled in the last 15 year as they now make up 23% of the total number of cheats (up from 8% in 2004).

Jessica Leoni comments: “It seems entrepreneurs are getting more confident, maybe even a bit cocky.

“Spouses, beware: we are expecting an even bigger increase of adultery from business owners in the years to come. Want a loyal partner? Definitely look elsewhere.”

NOTES TO EDITOR

IllicitEncounters.com is the UK’s leading dating website for married people and the leading authority on infidelity. With over 1.2 million genuine UK users since 2004, you’re sure to find your perfect match.

Established in 2004, we have been providing a meeting place for like-minded married and attached people for nearly 15 years. Our members have one thing in common – they are all looking for a little romance outside their current relationship. Whether that’s the occasional bit of flirtatious chat, a regular coffee date, or a full-blown affair, that’s up to them.

We’re always more than happy to talk about IllicitEncounters.com – please contact Jessica Leoni through the details below – but we’re not willing to speak publicly about SaraHartley.net at this moment in time.

Email: presspr@illicitencounters.co.uk
Tel: 07 824 353 986
Twitter: @cheatsafer