Are you getting as much sex as you’d like?
Well according to women the ideal amount of sex is “a few times a week”, new research reveals.
During the study by Superdrug Online Doctor – shared exclusively with Daily Star Online – researchers quizzed 1,500 Europeans and Americans to find out which qualities they prefer in a partner and just how important sex really is in a relationship.
Nearly half of women (48%) agreed that multiple steamy encounters during the week would keep them satisfied with their sex lives.
But some lusty ladies wanted even more sex than that, with 17% desiring sex on a daily basis and 7% more than once a day.
Men also took part in the survey and the majority (42%) confessed they’d like to get their rocks off a few times a week as well.
Lads proved to be more randy in general as 28% admitted to wanting sex once a day and 18% said they fancied romping on more than one occasion during the day.
Researchers said: “Overall, men would have sex much more often than women, with over 7% of women wanting sex more than once a day compared to nearly 18% of men.
“However, a good portion of men and women (over 42% and 48% respectively) would prefer to jump in bed just a few times a week.”
The same study found that 73% of women would gladly date a guy who is bad in bed – as long as he’s got his oral skills down.
Researchers asked ladies: “Would you date someone who isn’t good at penetrative sex if they were very good at oral sex?”
And a whopping 73% of women said they would give their partner a chance if cunnilingus were their speciality.
But 15% of girls would give a guy the boot if he had a religious or personal objection to oral sex.
A Superdrug rep added: “Romance and sex are hot topics for men and women around the world.
“What could be considered a relationship deal breaker to some may be tolerated by others.
“And how long a relationship lasts certainly depends on how partners feel toward each other and what they are willing to accept to make it work.
“Overall, communication was felt to be key in making a partnership last.”
