According to a survey conducted in Australia last week, not all young people who want sex too much. According to the survey, as many as 12 percent of Australian men aged 16-24 years say fewer want sex. In fact, that age group is the highest age group of Australians.
"Although the minority, or only 12 percent, it is very interesting. Compared with other age groups, they wanted less sex. Myths man is never satisfied with sex and death wish has been eroded," said Juliet Richters, a professor in the Department of Sexual Health at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, told Reuters on Tuesday (03/05/2011).
Richters and a team of researchers from around Australia conducted a survey of 4300 heterosexual men and 4400 women aged 16-64 years. He added that a similar survey conducted five years ago also produce the same thing.
Only 31 percent of men who are in that age group said the wanted sex more. That represents the smallest when compared with other age groups. "It is also known, it takes more than one year for a man to commit to a relationship," said Richters again.
"Although the minority, or only 12 percent, it is very interesting. Compared with other age groups, they wanted less sex. Myths man is never satisfied with sex and death wish has been eroded," said Juliet Richters, a professor in the Department of Sexual Health at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, told Reuters on Tuesday (03/05/2011).
Richters and a team of researchers from around Australia conducted a survey of 4300 heterosexual men and 4400 women aged 16-64 years. He added that a similar survey conducted five years ago also produce the same thing.
Only 31 percent of men who are in that age group said the wanted sex more. That represents the smallest when compared with other age groups. "It is also known, it takes more than one year for a man to commit to a relationship," said Richters again.
