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If you've been in a sexual relationship, has getting to any kind of sex usually felt too fast, too slow or just right?

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Sun, 2013-01-13 11:09
Submitted by Heather Corinna on Sun, 2013-01-13 11:09
I identify as a man, and the pace has usually felt just right.
8% (74 votes)
I identify as a man, and the pace has usually felt too fast.
3% (33 votes)
I identify as a man, and the pace has usually felt too slow.
3% (25 votes)
I identify as a woman, and the pace has usually felt just right.
24% (226 votes)
I identify as a woman, and the pace has usually felt too fast.
18% (175 votes)
I identify as a woman, and the pace has usually felt too slow.
5% (46 votes)
I identify differently than man or woman and the pace has usually felt just right.
2% (16 votes)
I identify differently than man or woman and the pace has usually felt too fast.
1% (13 votes)
I identify differently than man or woman and the pace has usually felt too slow.
0% (4 votes)
It's been so diverse in different relationships, I just can't generalize with this.
5% (52 votes)
I haven't yet been in any kind of sexual relationship.
30% (291 votes)
Total votes: 955

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