Like I said, apparently.

There have been numerous articles written on orgasms, how to improve yours and why you might be missing out, but this latest research has uncovered some interesting information. Spotted on The New York Post, researchers at the University of Albany have been investigating the age-old orgasm question and found that there are certain factors which can influence how often one orgasms and how intense it is. Now, bear in mind that this is only a survey and although the results might intrigue you, that doesn't mean they ring true for everyone. After asking a group of women about their sex lives, the researchers found that how often they "experienced orgasm as a result of sexual intercourse was related to their partner's family income, his self-confidence, and how attractive he was". It also depended on how attracted they were to their partners and, wait for it, sexual satisfaction was also linked to "the breadth of his shoulders". Broad shoulders might be attractive but again, we will take these results with a pinch of salt. Unsurprisingly, humour won out too with women having orgasms more frequently with men that make them laugh. Notably, this information is based on orgasm from sexual intercourse and as previous studies and experiences have informed us, orgasm from sex alone is not always possible for every woman. You can have a look at the information in more detail here.