The women pointed out that this is primarily an error made by Australian men in the bedroom, though you might think otherwise.
Had we speculated a couple of decades ago about what 2024 would bring, you might imagine predictions of flying cars, robot workers, and kid-friendly hovercrafts.
Yet, at the very least, one would have hoped that by now, men would have mastered how to satisfy women in the bedroom, instead of assuming what they want.
Unfortunately, it seems that many men are still struggling to understand a woman's needs in this era, despite having access to the internet and numerous books on sex written by women.
But don't just take my word for it—a group of adult stars questioned about men's performance in bed have all reported that their partners consistently make the same basic error.
Interestingly, these adult film actors from Australia believe this issue is mostly with Australian men—however, once you hear their opinions, you might question if that's really the case.
Adult entertainers Alicia Davis, Annie Knight, Kay Manuel, and Katija Cortez unanimously agreed on the main mistake men continue to make in their attempts to satisfy them.
Auto Draft Essentially, these women agree that a common issue among most of their male partners is their tendency to treat intimacy like a race, rushing through the experience and leaving the women unsatisfied.
Alicia, 31, mentioned that Australian men tend to be quite 'egotistical' in their approach to love-making.
The former correctional officer, who now earns a living selling provocative photos online, remarked: "They think it's all about getting in and getting the job done rather than the little things that can add to the moment."
She pointed out that being overly eager is fine until everything wraps up in just a few seconds — and from her perspective, most guys don't seem to care if she enjoyed the fleeting encounter or not.
However, Alicia hasn't given up on all men. She noted: "Whenever I've slept with an Irish or British guy, they have been much more communicative and sensual. It makes a world of difference."
Annie shares a similar outlook, and considering she proudly claims to have been with 300 people in the past year, she has ample experience to draw from.
She observes that Australian men seem to have an odd compulsion to 'jump straight in' during sex.
Don't they know the story of The Tortoise and the Hare in Australia?
Auto Draft The OnlyFans celebrity explained, "What they don't understand is you have to go slowly. Start by kissing and light touching."
With those helpful tips in mind, hear what Kay has to suggest—yes, you guessed it: PUMP THE BRAKES.
Kay, a model, advises slowing down significantly instead of 'rushing' through the experience, as rushing may lead your female partner to 'fake it' just to avoid hurting your feelings.
"We are made to feel that stroking their ego by faking it, will make for better sex," Kay elaborated.
"But that only serves...them."
Tell it, sister!
Lastly, Playboy model Katija also advised men to slow down in the bedroom, criticizing those who expect women to reach orgasm 'on command'.
