It's not coyness that makes women switch off lights before sex, but it's the extra kilos that put them off from being too enthusiastic about bedroom activities, reveals a new survey.
It's not coyness that makes women switch off lights before sex, but it's the extra kilos that put them off from being too enthusiastic about bedroom activities, reveals a new survey.
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And sixty percent of these women have said that they prefer to have sex in the dark because of poor body image.
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Also, the poll highlighted that 73 percent confessed that they were "embarrassed to be seen or touched" due to their weight.
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"It's not only the aesthetic involved. Overweight people are more prone to type two diabetes which is a sex inhibitor," The Sydney Morning Herald quoted Jenny Craig managing director Amy Smith, as saying in a statement.
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Smith also said that mostly a lack of exercise resulted into a lack of energy in general, as well as in the bedroom.
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"Furthermore, 69 per cent of those surveyed said their excess weight makes them disinterested in sex altogether," she said.
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However, Smith insisted that it is possible for women to improve their sex lives by turning to more nutritious foods, controlling their cholesterol and blood sugar intake and doing more exercise.
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