Sex or football? Lovers from the UK checked out what turns them on more

A new study by British experts has found that while watching a football match, the hearts of most men beat more often than during sex. So, when watching the game of the favorite team, the pulse rate of the test participants was 136 beats per minute, and when making love – 130.

30-year-old Stina Sanders and her 32-year-old boyfriend Scotty Stax from London participated in a similar experiment. The girl wanted to check what turns on the beloved more-football or sex. The results surprised her.A couple of lovers from London decided to find out what makes their hearts beat faster: football, porn, quiz show, reality show or sex. Stina and Scotty took a pulse before starting the experiment. For the girl, it was 54 beats per minute, and for the guy – 67.

Here's how the results changed after watching TV and having sex.

Scotty is a passionate football fan. The lovers watched the match of his favorite team together. At first, Stina liked the game, but soon the girl got tired of watching it, and she immersed herself in her phone. Unlike her, the guy actively commented on what was happening on the screen and even jumped up with a scream during the most acute moments.

As a result, Stina's pulse increased to just 69 beats per minute, and Scotty's to 103.

Next on the couple's list of tasks was watching porn. It was their first time watching porn together, so they were excited. Young people turned on a 15-minute video about passionate lesbians and discussed their intimate life. Stina admitted that she likes "strawberry", and Scotty said that he gave up porn movies when he read an article about their negative effects on the brain. The guy claims that after that his libido only improved.

After watching the hot video, the girl's heartbeat accelerated to 75 beats per minute, and her boyfriend's to 86.

Then the lovers turned on the popular British TV quiz show "The Chase", in which participants try to confuse in every possible way to prevent them from winning a cash prize. Stina and Scotty were also competing to answer questions, so they were both on edge.

The pulse rate of the girl reached 84 beats per minute, and the guy – 76.

The next item was watching the reality show "Married at first Sight"("Married At First Sight"). Stina had never watched this show before, and she liked it very much. The girl empathized with the participants, crying and laughing with them. Scotty, unlike his beloved, can not stand such TV projects. No wonder he fell asleep in the middle of the broadcast.

However, the couple's heart rate during the viewing was approximately the same: Stina's went up to 70, and Scotty's to 72 beats per minute.

At the end of the experiment, the couple finally moved on to the main thing – making love. Young people meet only a few months, so they always have hot and passionate sex. After the lovers reached orgasm, they took their pulse.

Stina's heart rate was 113 beats per minute, and Scotty's was 130.

Thus, the home experiment refuted the results of the study of British scientists. Despite his passion for football, the guy's pulse accelerated much more significantly during sex than when watching a match. Stina was pleased with this result.

Meanwhile, photographer Dylan Hamm (Dylan Hamm) conducted an unusual experiment. He photographed the expressions of people in clothes and without, without showing their naked bodies.