Reagan Gavin Rasquinha,
TNN Apr 19, 2011, 12.00am IST
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Do women think about chocolate more than sex?
Think of the last time you saw an advertisement on TV depicting a luscious, full-bodied woman sensually letting her lips play at the end of a chocolate bar, and slowly licking her lips, savouring the feeling. What's with women and chocolate? In fact, what's not with women and chocolate? A foreign survey has uncovered the shocking truth, apparently, that women think about chocolate more than — hold your breath — sex! Yes, that's right, so now the ill-equipped men have something else to feel inadequate about — that plus-sized bar of chocolate and the way it makes her feel.
Women however, sing the peans of chocolate's versatility. "Why wouldn't women daydream more about chocolate than sex? Good chocolate is always easy to find. I don't mind sharing my chocolate with a few friends. I can have chocolate during work. I can have chocolate whenever I'm driving. And what woman wouldn't love coming home to a Belgian Truffle?" Teejay Sidhu laughs. Well, chocolate during work can definitely be vouched for. But sex...? Ummm, maybe not.
Singer Anaida cites health reasons: "Chocolate is a very important part of the balanced diet. I don't ever think about chocolates. I eat them. And you simply can't compare one with the other." Now that's a balanced diet! Leggy Karishma Tanna is one of the few women who can turn away from the pleasures of a dark and long Dutch.
"Hahaha! I don't have a sweet tooth. So I don't like chocolates. So I guess I'm left with the latter part I think!" she says, naughtily.
Tara Sharma is rather blase, "Quite frankly, I think most women don't really think of either chocolates or sex during the day unless they are actually about to indulge in or are indulging in either. Just as most people don't think of food unless they are eating or are about to. Maybe I am a bit of a prude, but that's my view. But then, why think about chocolates?" Gul Panag, who has a yen for mean motorcycle rides into the sunset, is very adamant that "Err, I don't think about chocolates at all!" Here's looking at you, Gul!
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Do women think about chocolate more than sex?
Think of the last time you saw an advertisement on TV depicting a luscious, full-bodied woman sensually letting her lips play at the end of a chocolate bar, and slowly licking her lips, savouring the feeling. What's with women and chocolate? In fact, what's not with women and chocolate? A foreign survey has uncovered the shocking truth, apparently, that women think about chocolate more than — hold your breath — sex! Yes, that's right, so now the ill-equipped men have something else to feel inadequate about — that plus-sized bar of chocolate and the way it makes her feel.
Women however, sing the peans of chocolate's versatility. "Why wouldn't women daydream more about chocolate than sex? Good chocolate is always easy to find. I don't mind sharing my chocolate with a few friends. I can have chocolate during work. I can have chocolate whenever I'm driving. And what woman wouldn't love coming home to a Belgian Truffle?" Teejay Sidhu laughs. Well, chocolate during work can definitely be vouched for. But sex...? Ummm, maybe not.
Singer Anaida cites health reasons: "Chocolate is a very important part of the balanced diet. I don't ever think about chocolates. I eat them. And you simply can't compare one with the other." Now that's a balanced diet! Leggy Karishma Tanna is one of the few women who can turn away from the pleasures of a dark and long Dutch.
"Hahaha! I don't have a sweet tooth. So I don't like chocolates. So I guess I'm left with the latter part I think!" she says, naughtily.
Tara Sharma is rather blase, "Quite frankly, I think most women don't really think of either chocolates or sex during the day unless they are actually about to indulge in or are indulging in either. Just as most people don't think of food unless they are eating or are about to. Maybe I am a bit of a prude, but that's my view. But then, why think about chocolates?" Gul Panag, who has a yen for mean motorcycle rides into the sunset, is very adamant that "Err, I don't think about chocolates at all!" Here's looking at you, Gul!
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