Scientists have conducted a survey into the complex web of sexual and social interests surrounding top and bottom sex.
Those who attested to being 'versatile' in the bedroom were more likely to enjoy better psychological health than their strictly-top or bottom counterparts. Scientists suggest this is due to the lack of erotophobia, or fear of sex, that versatile people may possess.
Tops were more likely to reject a gay self-identity and to have engaged in sex with a woman in the past three months.
Are these sexual behaviours and their conection personality genetic, socially conditioned or a mixture of both?
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