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Women’s top 10 major bedroom turn-offs have been revealed in study

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Updated 15:40 16 Mar 2025 GMTPublished 15:28 16 Mar 2025 GMT

Women’s top 10 major bedroom turn-offs have been revealed in study

A survey has revealed the biggest turn-offs that women have in the bedroom

Joshua Nair

Joshua Nair

While communication is key to having a good time between the sheets, there may be a number of things that are being left unsaid.

According to a 2019 survey, it seems both men and women have particular red flags when it comes to performing in the bedroom.

While the ideal amount of time men should aim to last for has been revealed by past surveys, with one standing at 16 minutes and another at 25 minutes, what you should do in that time can be a complete minefield for many.

Well, worry no more, as while a dating expert highlighted that foreplay is key, a survey has pointed out a few things you should probably avoid.

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Having a good time in bed requires both people to be on the save wavelength (Getty Stock Image)
Having a good time in bed requires both people to be on the save wavelength (Getty Stock Image)

IllicitEncounters.com, a site used by those specifically looking for affairs, asked 2,000 people for their biggest turn-offs, showcasing a number of similarities and the 10 most common answers.

While things such as insisting on having the lights off and remaining silent during sex are apparently big turn-offs for men, the list looks strikingly different for women.

According to the survey, for women, it's all to do with bad technique and inappropriate behaviours.

In fact, 64 percent of women admitted they would rather not hear about their previous sexual experiences with past partners.

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Making our way down the list, 58 percent of women admitted they really didn't like it when men assumed that sex was over once they had reached completion.

The third was having pets in the bedroom, and in all fairness, who likes having animals in the same room where you're trying to get down and dirty?

Apparently talking about your ex in bed is bad - who knew? (Getty Stock Image)
Apparently talking about your ex in bed is bad - who knew? (Getty Stock Image)

Some other noteworthy inclusions on the list were cheating in the past for both men (48 percent) and women (37 percent), despite the purpose of the website which carried out the survey.

Self-awareness is always key, eh?

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Here's the full list:

Top 10 turn-offs for women

  1. Talking about sex with the ex
  2. Thinking sex is over as soon as he's orgasmed
  3. Having pets in the bedroom
  4. Sending unsolicited sexual photos
  5. If he says he’s a cheat
  6. Bad breath or body odour
  7. Asking 'Are you close yet?' as it's guaranteed to kill her chances of orgasm
  8. When he uses porn secretly
  9. Not wanting to wear a condom
  10. Having sex like a porn star, including lots of fast and furious thrusts
Brush your teeth, or you too could be left hanging (Getty Stock Image)
Brush your teeth, or you too could be left hanging (Getty Stock Image)

Jessica Leoni, a sex and relationship expert for IllicitEncounters.com, explained: "New relationships are all about discovery and learning about people’s past lives, but some topics are a real no-no, especially in the first few weeks of dating."

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"If you admit that you are a cheat on one of your first dates, expect your new partner to do the same - creating mistrust on both sides which could well kill the relationship before you get started," she added.

Featured Image Credit: Getty Stock Image

Topics: Sex and Relationships, Community

Joshua Nair
Joshua Nair

Joshua Nair is a journalist at LADbible. Born in Malaysia and raised in Dubai, he has always been interested in writing about a range of subjects, from sports to trending pop culture news. After graduating from Oxford Brookes University with a BA in Media, Journalism and Publishing, he got a job freelance writing for SPORTbible while working in marketing before landing a full-time role at LADbible. Unfortunately, he's unhealthily obsessed with Manchester United, which takes its toll on his mental and physical health. Daily.

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