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"   Here&amp;#039;s something to keep in mind next time you start dating a new guy: If he&amp;#039;s insecure, it can have a direct impact on your sex life. Psychologists from Melbourne&amp;#039;s Deakin University analyzed 15 studies from several countries including the U.S. and Canada, and discovered that people who act aloof or clingy are more likely to have less-satisfying sex lives.  Why those two traits? Scientists determined that they&amp;#039;re both forms of &amp;quot;anxious attachment,&amp;quot; which causes people to act out of a fear of rejection or abandonment. They discovered that people who were clingy had sex frequently\u2014they did it to reduce insecurity and foster intimacy; Those who were aloof had it less because they were uncomfortable with intimacy. But regardless of how often they did it, neither were satisfied with their sex lives. Not that you&amp;#039;re particularly drawn to aloof or clingy guys, but we figured it was worth giving you a heads up. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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