These Women Fake It In Bed The Most

Faking it. Everybody does it; it’s just that nobody talks about it.  Well, not anymore.  A recent survey talked to thousands of women around the world in an attempt to find out exactly who is faking it.  Is it the French?  The Americans?  The Italians?  Apparently, it's all three.  Here, we highlight which women are most likely to fake an orgasm.

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According to a study published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior, 66 percent of women admitted to moaning during intercourse in order to make their partner orgasm faster.

The same study also revealed that 87 percent of women said they became louder during sex in order to make their partner feel better about their performance.

Recently, a worldwide survey of women's sexual satisfaction found that French women in particular fake it the most.

Market firming Ifop surveyed 8,000 women from all around the world to ask them about their bedroom habits.

The survey revealed that nearly a third of French women—31 percent—admitted to “regularly pretending to climax with their current partner.”

French woman also struggle the most to orgasm during sex and finish less often. In fact, 49 percent of French women say the struggle to reach climax during sex on a “fairly regular” basis, according to The Local.fr.

The survey, which was carried out to mark International Orgasm Day on December 18th, asked women from France, the U.S., Spain, the U.K., Italy, Canada, the Netherlands, and Germany about their sex lives.

The French were followed by women from the U.S., with 44 percent of American ladies admitting to commit bedroom fraud.

At 46 percent, the Italians and Canadians came in third. Meanwhile, 42 percent of German women admitted to faking it.

So, why are French women experiencing such orgasm woes?

According to François Kraus from Ifop, in contrast to women in other countries, ladies in France experience a high level of stress and fatigue. This leads to unstable emotional states and a decrease in libido.

Kraus also pointed out that French couples are still attached to sex that’s centered around penetration. This, quite obviously, isn’t exactly the best way for women to reach climax.

The Brits came in at sixth place with 41 percent, while Spain came in at seventh with 40 percent.

And women over in the Netherlands? Well, they’re orgasming the most, with just 28 percent of women admitting to faking the big O.

Unfortunately, no data was provided to reflect the bedroom satisfaction of men.