SYDNEY (Reuters) - unbelievable it may seem, step of all young men want more sex.
According to a survey of Australian, 12% of men between the ages of 16 and 24 said they wanted less sex - the highest proportion of any age group.
"Even if it is a minority, it is always interesting that it is more of them (than any other age group), which is not this kind of myth, boys not get enough sex and die for it," Juliet Richters, associate professor in health sexuelleUniversité of New South Walesstated to Reuters.
Richters and a team of researchers from any of the Australia interviewed some 4 300 heterosexual men and 4 400 women aged 16 to 64 years.
She said another survey five years ago showed similar results.
Only 31% of men in this age group said they wanted more sex, the lowest of any age as well.
"It is quite possible that they are overwhelmed by the daughters of the same age much who are madly in love and very bright," she said.
"It must also be men of this age about a year or more to commit to a relationship."
More predictably, the survey found that 57% of men aged 35 to 44 wanted more sex compared to only 28% of women, while 14% of women said they wanted less.
Half of men aged 55 to 64 years wanted more sex, while only 27% of women in the same age group felt the same.
"The evolutionary explanation is women are strongest on sex when they can conceive.". A social explanation is a lot of things, including time, pressure, fatigue, said Richter.
"I mean, sex is a recreation after all.
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