Men and Fantasies Striking differences have been found among men and women in regard to sexual fantasies. We know that men are more likely to have sexual fantasies, but they are also much more likely to become aroused by their fantasies. More specifically, American teenage boys are likely to fantasize at least once a day, as are teenage boys in Japan and Great Britain. Adult males have shown to have specifically sexual dreams while they sleep. In these dreams as well as their fantasies, men imagine their partner, usually someone unfamiliar, as the recipient of their sexual activities.
Male fantasies focus on specific details of a partner s physical appearance and less on setting.
Results A t test for sex differences was performed on twelve different questions that used rating scales. Most of the results that were found were no surprise, which is the experimenters, had hypothesized them. There was one that they did not expect though. Men reported a non-significant result. A taboo lover would be your best friends lover or a relative, or in law.