So... since men think about those three more than women do, the question is 'What are the women thinking about, instead?
... men paid no greater attention to sex than they did food and sleep, Fisher found.
Men think about sex every seven seconds, right? Not according to a new study that finds men ponder sleep and food as much as they do sex.
The median number of thoughts about sex by college-age men was 18 times a day to women's 10 times a day, the study found. But the men also thought about food and sleep proportionately more.
"In other words, there was nothing special about sexual thoughts," study researcher Terri Fisher, a psychologist at The Ohio State University, Mansfield, told LiveScience. "Males thought more about any of the health-related thoughts compared to females, not just thoughts about sex."
- Hmmm.. On further rumination, I'm pretty sure it relates to what they are wearing and how they look in it.
And the subjects of beer and sports wasn't even covered, leaving an even larger gap. One that surely can't be explained completely by "Do I look fat in this?" can it? Naw.. it's probably "Wonder if the kids are all right?"
I was a little troubled, at first, by the 'thinking about sleep' part. Then I realized it was college kids and I remembered being that age. I too missed a fair amount of sleep on occasion. Closing time was 1:30 even on weekdays back then.
Now I'm sixty eight and for me it's mostly 'food - nap - food - sleep'.
And I never think about beer unless someone else brings up the subject.
But when I DO think about beer, I think about a Dos Equis