A new study on the top erogenous zones in the male and female body have just been unveiled, and to disagree with Meghan Trainor, it’s not all about the base (of his penis).
In fact, according to the recent study from the journal Cortex, men and women shared a similar continuum of arousal.
While men named their penis as their number one hot spot, and women labelled their clitoris for top moments of magic, your seduction skills should be taking in some of the neck and thighs too.
The study surveyed 793 men and women recruited through colleges in the UK and South Africa, asking them to rate each other’s body part on a scale of one to ten. Ten was the hottest in terms of arousal.
The results showed that it’s not just women who like some attention paid to those tender, intimate areas…
Check out the infograph below to find out which spots made it to the top of the male list, and where you need to make sure your man is hitting up for the perfect night of duvet action:
Infograph via Women's Health/Cortex
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