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Risqué Researchers Reveal Australia’s Guiltiest Bedroom Secrets

Australians might have a laidback, carefree attitude towards life, finding fun in virtually any situation. But when it comes to what goes on behind closed doors, the land down under isn’t as adventurous as you might think.

At least, that’s according to the results of a survey conducted by We-Vibe, manufacturer of couples-focused sex toys. After asking several blokes and sheilas, the vibrator makers found that 41 per cent found the missionary position to be their favourite. The first position we all learn about in Sex Education: 101, can so often be seen as boring and ‘vanilla’, but the respondents claimed it was their favourite because it allowed for greater intimacy and face-to-face contact.

The two other favourites: Doggystyle and cowgirl, recorded scores of 30 per cent and 28 per cent, respectively. If you’ve ever heard your mates claim they’re into whips, chains, tying up or any other kind of kinky bondage action, there’s a possibility they’re lying, as only 6 per cent of those surveyed said it was their top fantasy.

Sydney-based sex coach Georgia Grace weighed in on the results, saying that if you want intimacy when you get down and dirty under the covers, it doesn’t have to involve face-to-face or even eye-contact. There’s no right or wrong answer.

“Intimacy doesn’t always look like rose petals and eye gazing, it can feel just as deeply intimate to be dominant/submissive or be bossy in the bedroom”

But what she did find from the results, is that Australians are looking more and more for a connection when it comes to some sheet shuffling.

“What this research suggests is that as human beings, the best kind of sex is connected sex. If this means missionary hits your pleasure points and allows you to see their face, then go for it! Missionary is an exceptional position, and is loved by many.”

“So often we put hard and fast kinky sex on top of the hierarchy of ‘really good sex’, but as this research suggests, this may not be what people want.”

“Good sex is feeling connected to the person/people you’re having sex with.”

She further adds that what might be boring to someone, might be exciting for someone else. “When we speak about ‘vanilla’ sex, I don’t see this as a bad thing. Vanilla is tasty AF!”

“Sometimes you may want to add some choccy sauce and spice things up, and if that’s the case you can always introduce a little spice in the form of something like a couples vibrator.”

The results of this We-Vibe survey comes a couple of years after condom company Durex carried out its ‘Great Aussie Sex Survey’, which found that people only ‘root’ an average of twice a week, and have 11 sexual partners in their lifetimes.

However, the same study also reported a rather high number of sexually active Aussies who don’t use protection in the bedroom – 52 per cent – while around 30 per cent of the 1,000 people asked said they didn’t take a condom on a first date because it would seem “too presumptuous”. But hey, don’t ask don’t get, am I right? At least you’ll be protected if it’s a go.

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Very Unique & Rare BMW Z3 M Coupe Is Up For Sale In Western Australia

The very thought of a BMW Z3 will likely have the usual “hairdresser’s car” connotations attached to it, like with many other curvaceous convertibles. However, BMW produced a version of the Z3 that was not so much hairdresser, but more salon hairdryer on steroids that could blow the competition away.

It comes in the form of this Z3 M Coupé from 1998 that is available to buy on Carsales right now. Before we get on to the power and drivability of this car, we’ll get the elephant in the room that is its looks out the way first. When BMW launched the M Coupé, it wasn’t immediately well-received, not just by the public, but the BMW enthusiasts’ club either.

In order to get approval from the Board, BMW’s design team had to make it as cost-effective as possible, and as a result, virtually the entire front end is interchangeable with the convertible version, along with much of the interior. BMW also used the same drivetrain system, just with a coupé body attached to it.

Its distinctive styling has earned it nicknames such as ‘hearse’ and ‘clown shoe’, but in today’s world some 20 years later, the looks are a refreshing change among a sea of similarly shaped sedans. This writer, in particular, has always been a fan.

The model on sale here is powered by BMW’s 3.2-litre S50 engine unit (also used in the E36 M3) which is capable of propelling the Z3 M Coupé to 100km/h in just over 5 seconds. BMW fitted a new S54 engine variant in the cars built from 2001, and it’s this model that’s super rare and highly desirable with only 1,112 ever made.

That’s not to say the S50 variant is common, however, as only 2,999 were built worldwide. Only 821 of those were right-hand drive models and 34 of the 2,999 were delivered to Australia. So, on these shores at least that makes this car exceptionally hard to come by.

This particular model has had the majority of the options list fitted to it, including an upgraded sound system, heated seats, climate control, electric windows and sunroof and M-styling interior package. It’s even had the traction control system taken away, so you’ll be able to get it sideways…providing you have the skill and access to a dedicated track, of course.

The owner has also made a number of repairs and upgrades to suspension as well as giving it an eye-catching set of BBS alloy wheels. Although, they may not as eye-catching as the original Estoril Blue metallic paint, which is nothing short of stunning.

It’s an immaculate car inside and out, and we’re sure any BMW collector or general car enthusiast out there would love to have it in their collection. It’s hard to imagine this will hang around for long, especially with its attractive AU$85,500 asking price. Head to Carsales now to make your enquiry.

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