NOT THE BED: Experts Recommend WHERE in the House It's Best to Make Love
Research shows that the bed is not actually the first place people most often make love. The reason is simple: routine kills passion, and novelty brings it back.
TL;DR
- The bed is not the most common place for intimate encounters.
- Changing locations can help maintain passion and combat routine.
- A study by Skin condoms found that 78% of 18-34 year olds prefer the living room for intimacy.
- Other popular locations include the shower, car, laundry room, yard, and beach.
- Making love in the kitchen can burn more calories due to the stable support and increased movement it offers.