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What Millennials Actually Want In A Sex Partner

by Courteney Larocca
BDG Media, Inc.

SKYN Condom's 2017 Millennial Sex Survey was released on Monday and it covers everything we want in the bedroom. The study, which surveyed 3000 sexually active men and women aged 18-34 of all sexuality and relationship types about their sex lives, found out everything from Millennials' favorite positions to the traits we're looking for in a sex partner.

"Through our research, we are able to continuously uncover the sexual preferences, trends and desires of sexually active millennials, which allows us to better anticipate the needs of our core demographic and create products and tools to meet these needs," Carol Carrozza, VP of Marketing, North America for Ansell, the makers of LifeStyles and SKYN Condoms, said in a press release.

People are incredibly unique so having any sort of shared belief of what we find attractive is pretty neat. After reading the list, I know I agree with my peers. Decide for yourself if these traits are what strike your fancy in a mate with this list of all the characteristics Millennials really want in the people they sleep with:

1

Confidence

What can I say? Confidence is sexy.

2

Intelligence

While I doubt Millennials are looking to have a deep conversation about the meaning of life while they're getting it on, being smart is definitely a turn-on.

3

Good Looks

While there's no one right way to be attractive and everyone has different ideas of what's beautiful, wanting to be attracted to your partner definitely isn't too much to ask for.

4

Playfulness

Why so serious? Sex is fun, so it's a no-brainer that Millennials want their partners to be too.

5

A Sense Of Humor

Wanting your partner to have a sense of humor makes total sense. Sex can be filled with embarrassing sounds or awkward moments, but being able to laugh all that off is what makes for a good partner in the sack.

I definitely agree with my fellow Millennials about everything on this list. Hey, we're all just trying to have a good time with each other so why shouldn't we want our partners to be playful and fun?