HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.—Adam & Eve and adameve.com conducted a follow-up sex survey to last month’s question, polling more than 1,000 adults on whether their sex dreams resulted in a happy ending.
Last month, adameve.com reported that 81 percent of adults (85 percent of males and 78 percent of females) said they experience sexual dreams. This month, the site revealed that 59 percent of those who have erotic dreams (68 percent of males and 50 percent of females) say they experience orgasm as part of the dream.
Adam & Eve resident sexologist Dr. Jenni Skyler said, "Just as sex dreams are common and natural, orgasm during sex dreams is a normal and healthy occurrence. Often referred to as a nocturnal emission in men and a sleep-related orgasm in women, the experiences occur during REM sleep when breathing and heart rate increase. This increases blood flow throughout the body, including the genitals, and can make them hypersensitive to stimulation of any kind."
Said Chad Davis, director of marketing for Adam & Eve, "For over 50 years, Adam & Eve has provided a variety of toys and accessories for cheerfully consenting adults. Adam & Eve encourages adults to celebrate their sexuality within their own comfort levels and are happy to offer enhancements for any relationship at any stage."
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