Shakespeare once said, "Music is the food of sex." Recently, researchers from the University of Sydney in Australia found that music can indeed make people enter the sexual state faster, but this is more obvious in women.

The researchers selected 150 couples and first conducted a questionnaire on them, including responses to taste, vision, hearing and touch during sex and their importance. They were then asked to listen to some romantic music and make comments about sex over the next two months. The results found that women believe that music can play an important role in arousing sexual desire, and some people believe that "music makes sex more romantic." Men seem to be rarely affected by music, and only a few people say that rhythmic music has an impact on their sexual movements. The study also found that the quality and frequency of sexual life of female musicians are generally higher than that of ordinary people, but this is not the case for male musicians.

Researchers analyze that this is mainly because women are more emotional and easily affected by hearing. Therefore, it is recommended that men choose some music with varied rhythms and beautiful lyrics when flirting to help impress her.