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http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/CollegeAndFamily/LoveAndMoney/MoreMoneyBetterSex.aspx?GT1=33009
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More money, better sex
If you ask the superrich, wealth is an aphrodisiac, especially for women, a recent survey finds.
The richer you are, apparently, the better sex you have. That\'s according to a recent survey of more than 600 high-net-worth individuals. And rich women, it seems, enjoy sex the most.
In seeking a higher-quality sexual experience, the number of well-heeled women that lead more adventurous and exotic sex lives, have had an affair or joined the mile-high club far outdistances that of men -- and the affluent gender gap in views on sex doesn\'t end there, Hannah Shaw Grove and Russ Alan Prince, two well-known researchers on the habits of the rich and famous, found.
Grove and Prince surveyed people with an average net worth of $89 million, and who make more than $9 million per year. They found that money is an enabler in a number of ways to enhance sexual experiences.
The majority of men and women credit their private wealth with achieving a better sex life. When viewed separately, a larger percentage of women agree with the statement, perhaps indicating that females derive a greater degree of empowerment from their financial independence than their male counterparts, the survey, Money as an Aphrodisiac -- Being Rich Means Getting Lucky on Your Own Terms, found.
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More money, better sex
If you ask the superrich, wealth is an aphrodisiac, especially for women, a recent survey finds.
The richer you are, apparently, the better sex you have. That\'s according to a recent survey of more than 600 high-net-worth individuals. And rich women, it seems, enjoy sex the most.
In seeking a higher-quality sexual experience, the number of well-heeled women that lead more adventurous and exotic sex lives, have had an affair or joined the mile-high club far outdistances that of men -- and the affluent gender gap in views on sex doesn\'t end there, Hannah Shaw Grove and Russ Alan Prince, two well-known researchers on the habits of the rich and famous, found.
Grove and Prince surveyed people with an average net worth of $89 million, and who make more than $9 million per year. They found that money is an enabler in a number of ways to enhance sexual experiences.
The majority of men and women credit their private wealth with achieving a better sex life. When viewed separately, a larger percentage of women agree with the statement, perhaps indicating that females derive a greater degree of empowerment from their financial independence than their male counterparts, the survey, Money as an Aphrodisiac -- Being Rich Means Getting Lucky on Your Own Terms, found.
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