Koreans Very Intelligent, but have Difficulty Putting the Peg in the Hole.

Okay, the title of my entry is very Onion like, but, you have to agree with me that it's funny. Today, I read a somewhat serious, but funny report about the sexual dysfunction between Korean couples. Korean men and women were the least satifisied with their sexual lives. This of course can be explained that Koreans have the fewest intimate encounters. Hmmm... I think Korean women are now out of my dating pool. Here are some of the states listed by Chosunilbo.
"Only 53.3% of Korean men and 31.3% of Korean women were satisfied with their married sex life, ranking the lowest after Japan (men: 47.3%, women: 30.7%). In France, a whopping 93% of men and 80% of women said they were happy with their marital sex life. The U.S. figures were 78% and 65.3% each.

As for the reason behind the discontentment, Korean men cited 'not enough sexual intercourse' (32%), 'wife's lack of technique' (24.7%) and 'wife's lack of desire for sexual intimacy' (23.3%). On the flipside of that coin, the women said their 'husbands are indifferent to atmosphere during foreplay and after sex' (26%), 'seek only to please their sexual desires' (20.7%) or simply they 'have grown tired of their husbands' (12.7%).

Korea was also in last place after Japan as for the frequency of sexual intercourse. 43.3% of Korean men had sex twice or three times a month, while 34.7% of women reported that they had sex only once or not at all. This compares to 30% of American men saying they have sex 4-7 times and 22% of women 2-3 times. Moreover, 17.3% of American women were found to participate in lovemaking more than 16 times a month. Japanese were the least active in bed with once or none at all for 65.3% of men and 71.3% of women.

Meanwhile, 54% of Korean men and 41% of Korean women (the highest percentage of the four nations) said that the sexual frustrations had put a damper on their daily conversation. The country was also at the top of the heap for the number of respondents who experienced sexual discontent but did not mention it to their spouse."