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Women have a big appetite for sex
One very important thing in a woman's life is to have sex at least once a day, according to a survey.
PamelaAnderson said she preferred chocolate. And Jerry Hall insists acting gives herthe greatest satisfaction. But more than a quarter of British women have vastlydifferent appetites.
Theyinsist the most important thing in their lives is to have sex at least once aday. Twenty- seven per cent, say they need passion on a daily basis ���compared with just 18per cent in 1993, an online survey has found.
Which means they are graduallycatching up with men.
Women are leading happier,more confident sex lives, with 62per cent saying making love leaves thems-a-t-i-s-f-i-e-d. Only 54per cent of men could say the same.
Just like Kim Cattrall���svoracious character Samantha in Sex and the City, they are confident in theirbodies and desires. Yesterday experts were divided over the reasons for theincrease in those women keen to make love every day.
Paula Hall, from relationshipguidance service Relate, disagreed. She said younger women were more likely tohave taken part in an online survey and their sex drive was higher than olderwomen.
"Sexdrive is definitely higher when you���re looking for a partner andit���s mainly younger people who are looking for someone,"she said. "From anevolutionary point of view, it doesn���t make sense to want sex as much whenyou���ve hadchildren."
Beyond the bedroom,women were in better psychological and emotional shape than men, the surveyfound. Only 16per cent said they would like to change a lot about themselves,compared to more than a quarter of men.
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Theyinsist the most important thing in their lives is to have sex at least once aday. Twenty- seven per cent, say they need passion on a daily basis ���compared with just 18per cent in 1993, an online survey has found.
Which means they are graduallycatching up with men.
The male sex drive remains unchanged, however, with justunder a third wanting to make love every day.
Women are leading happier,more confident sex lives, with 62per cent saying making love leaves thems-a-t-i-s-f-i-e-d. Only 54per cent of men could say the same.
Just like Kim Cattrall���svoracious character Samantha in Sex and the City, they are confident in theirbodies and desires. Yesterday experts were divided over the reasons for theincrease in those women keen to make love every day.
Paula Hall, from relationshipguidance service Relate, disagreed. She said younger women were more likely tohave taken part in an online survey and their sex drive was higher than olderwomen.
"Sexdrive is definitely higher when you���re looking for a partner andit���s mainly younger people who are looking for someone,"she said. "From anevolutionary point of view, it doesn���t make sense to want sex as much whenyou���ve hadchildren."
Beyond the bedroom,women were in better psychological and emotional shape than men, the surveyfound. Only 16per cent said they would like to change a lot about themselves,compared to more than a quarter of men.
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