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29th April 2021
05:47pm BST

In response to the question, Dr Ali said: "So overall this is going to vary couples to couples, and obviously people define sex differently: does it include the foreplay, is it just penis-vaginal sex? "The studies that were done look at penile-vaginal sex. So in 2005, when the study was done, the average length was 5.4 minutes." She said in 2008, when another study was carried out, the "desirable length" was 7-10 minutes long. She went on to say that, in 2020, scientists surveyed heterosexual women and found that intercourse lasting 13.4 minutes was average. After posting the TikTok video, Dr Ali said that she received several responses saying that the studies only referred to opposite-sex couples. In her usual style, Dr Ali had a look into the studies for same-sex couples and came back with answers. She said the "differences were astronomical." "Across the board all of the studies show that same-sex couples have longer sexual experiences." Dr Ali said that a study conducted in 2013 showed that "women who have sex with women" have "sexual encounters" that last for an average of 57 minutes. Dr Ali also talks about subjects relating to fertility and pregnancy on her TikTok and Instagram accounts. https://www.instagram.com/p/B7HDkjojKXu/@alirodmd ##stitch with @recied have you all seen the full original video because ?? ##learnontiktok ##tiktokpartner ##medicine ##questions
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