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Having sex is an activity that just about everyone can appreciate. But who wants it the most? And, perhaps more importantly, who has it the most? Well, thanks to some interesting research we can now tell you the answer to both questions. While the results may be slightly surprising, overall, I'm pretty happy with the results -- particularly with the number of women that answered that they bought X rated movies in the past year:

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  • Hasan Diwan February 16, 2010 at 7:20pm
    Thinking a geographical breakdown might also be interesting?
  • oogabooga February 17, 2010 at 5:25am
    The homeless are = http://bit.ly/p8Dx6
  • green February 18, 2010 at 2:33am
    I wonder about the average number of partners bit. If there are roughly as many men as women in the world, and men have had 14.5 more partners than women, does that mean that those "extra" partners are other men?
  • tvue February 25, 2010 at 10:23am
    The ratio of men to women in this world is about 1.01:1. With a total population of 6.7 billion, that comes to about 300 million more men on this planet, so it's not roughly the same amount of men and women. Also some men have sex with more than 1 woman... yea it's sad for the of us.
  • badboyprofessor February 26, 2010 at 9:28am
    Green, you are right that the number of partners would be the same if men and women only had sex with the opposite sex and everyone was sampled equally. However many billions it is, the ratio is still very close to 1.0, so that is not the explanation. However, this difference always shows up in such studies. There are two major possibilities. One is that a lot more men are homosexual and they count each other as partners. The other possibility is that the women who have the most partners (like thousands; you know who they are) were undersampled. I'm pretty sure the second explanation explains the effect.
  • Taryn_Pi March 18, 2010 at 3:12am
    I think the difference was found to be made up by prostitutes. The girls don't declare their clients as sexual partners, however their clients do. Joe Quirk wrote a book in which he claimed that ' most of the Don Juans who claim more than 100 conquests are paying for it'.
  • jefferson_kid3210 July 12, 2010 at 7:16am
    Very interesting statistics. Made me smile for a while. For example: Have sex on the first date? 17% and 42%. Think... Think... Gotcha! How could this be? I wonder how many respondents were? 500?))) Does somebody know which research paper or organization made this up?)

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