FOR THE MEN: How To Easily Get A Woman Into Your Bed

A new research seems to suggest that, you can get a woman into bed far easier if you make her laugh, instead of spending money on chocolates, champagne and others…

Mail Online Reports;

What does it take for a man to get a girl into bed? It’s a question that has puzzled men for generations – but now psychologists have got the answer.

Forget champagne, chocolates and the rest – they key is wit, they say.

According to Psychologist magazine ‘wittier people were seen as particularly attractive for a short term fling.’

Researcher Mary Cowan at the University of Stirling, and Anthony Little filmed 40 psychology students – half men and half women – explaining which two items they’d take to a desert island and why, choosing from chocolate, hairspray or a plastic bag.

Even though they hadn’t been told about humour, 19 of the 40 students tried to be funny in their responses.

These 19 students were then categorised as ‘actors’. 

The next 11 students were played audio recordings of the actors’ answers and asked to rate them for funniness, and for the attractiveness. 

Each actor was then rated for whether they would be most suitable for a short term relationship, such as dates or one-night stands, or for a long term relationship.

Finally the 11 students were shown photos of the 19 actors.

The magazine revealed that ‘a key result is that attractive actors were judged to be funnier.’

It added ‘men who were considered funnier also tended to be considered more attractive for both short and long term relationships but especially short term.’

A follow-up study found that funniness ratings were ‘very similar to rating for perceived flirtatiousness and that this perceived flirtatiousness explained the link between funniness and appeal for a fling.’

Male wit was found to score more highly for short term flings rather than long term ‘because it nurtures an impression of not being serious or willing to invest in a mate’.

But female wit may be perceived by men as attractive for short term flings because it’s taken as a sign ‘that she will be receptive to his advances.’

The magazine, published by the British Psychological Society, concluded that men use humour to show off their intelligence and good genes to women.