Survey says Brits are foreplay flops
Brits are a flop when it comes to foreplay, according to the biggest ever survey of its kind.
The research found 80% of British men didn't even know what foreplay was, mistaking it for a sport, a computer game or an item of clothing.
Beau Blue commissioned the survey of 10,000 men and women, aged 17 to 70, to mark the first ever National Foreplay Day.
Jordan, chosen to front the event, said: "These results are so shocking that even I was surprised.
"Sex without foreplay is like toast without butter and yet some people in this country think that it's okay to get away without doing it, but not in my book.
Men rated themselves very highly at foreplay, with 70% giving themselves 9/10 for their technique. But the ladies begged to differ. They gave men just 6/10, and rated themselves even lower, at 5/10.
Gay men and women were the kings and queens of foreplay, spending 25 minutes more on foreplay than the national average.
The survey also found that accountants spent the most time on foreplay, an average of 40 minutes, while shop assistants spent as little as two minutes on foreplay.
The survey suggests a gender divide on foreplay with 84% of men preferring full sex, whereas 62% of women preferred foreplay.
Both men and women enjoyed sex toys, but only 23% of men admitted to buying one for themselves, compared to 63% of women.
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