Yes, I know. It sound wrong to me to. This title is a complete subversion of the stereotype that men don't cuddle after sex. Although the stereotype is still true, as the male brain is often too tired to even think of telling the eyes to stay open, I was still shocked when I saw this article reverse the fact.

In a recent survey, it show shows that more men are susceptible to cuddles, whereas women just go along for the ride, literally.

New research found acts of affection are more important to our other halves then they are us.  The time you’ve been together plays a part too, once a couple have been partners for 15 years, women seem to want more and more sex.

-Cosmo

I am actually a cuddler/talker myself. I am happy to say that because after sex, even though I am tired and steamy, I tend to either throw my hands around my boyfriend or try (yes guy and girls, try) to engage in conversation. However, I don't carry on if I know he's about to pass out, so we exchange sentences, good night kisses and then we both pass out till the morning.

I don't do it because it what should be done, I do it because it just rounds of the day and night because once we have sex at night, sleep normally follows afterwards, unless our friends are over, in which case we save sleep for later. When we talk, I don't go all out and discuss the relationship as it's too strenuous to think about something that important when your brain isn't in it's right state of mind. We normally crack jokes or just have stupid pillow talk. Which I must say, is the best kind of talk.