It’s not enough that men are already having more org@.$ms than women. To make matters worse, a new study published in the Journal of S3@.x:’ Research found — aside from deriving pleasure from their own org@.$ms, obviously — men also derive a specific sort of masculine pleasure from making female partners org@.$m. The researchers in the study, Sara Chadwick and Sari van Anders, refer to this incredibly predictable phenomenon as a “masculinity achievement.”

I’m not exactly sure what that means, but I imagine a “masculinity achievement” looks something like Super Mario punching a coin out of one of those floating boxes in the video game.

The study gathered 810 men to read a story where they had to imagine an “attractive woman” either did or did not org@.$m during S3@.x:’ with them. Each man was then asked to rate their S3@.x:’ual esteem and the extent to which they’d feel “masculine” after experiencing the scenario. The results are what you’d expect: Men felt more masculine and felt high self esteem when they imagined a woman org@.$med during S3@.x:’ with them.
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