In a study by MacNeil and Byers (1997)21 percent of men and 24 percent of women in long-term relationships complained that their partner spent too little time in foreplay.This suggests that couples can increase their delight in the process of lovemaking by

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The study suggests that couples can increase their enjoyment of lovemaking by broadening their view of sexual expression beyond just intercourse and orgasm. Instead of skipping foreplay altogether or focusing only on intercourse, couples can explore a wider range of sexual activities that may bring them pleasure. This can help address the issue of partners feeling like there is not enough time spent in foreplay. Choosing same-sex partners or skipping intercourse altogether are not practical solutions for most couples.

In a Study by MacNeil and Byers (1997)21 Percent of Men