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Schema interviewsDurex's Sexual Wellbeing Global Survey | Greeks on top
More than 317,000 people from 41 countries, cities and territories participated in condom-maker Durex's 9th SEXUAL WELLBEING GLOBAL SURVEY on sexual attitudes and behaviour. The friskiest? Greece topped the poll with an average of 138 romps a year. In 2nd place were the Croatians with an average of 134 times a year, followed by those in Serbia and Montenegro who average 128 times.
Who have the least active sex lives globally? -- Asians, with 9 countries and territories from the region making up the bottom 10. Japan was at the bottom of the list (!), with an average of 45 times annually which is less than the global average of 103. Singapore ranked 2nd-last with 73. Indians (75), Indonesians (77), Hong Kong residents (78), Malaysians (83), Vietnamese (87), Taiwanese (88), China (96 times a year), and Thais (97 times a year) were the other Asians ranked as having the lowest libido.
Why? Durex theorizes that the stress of living in fast-paced Asia, home to some of the world's fastest-growing economies, could be the reason why people have sex less often. (Although it's also been said Asian countries have the highest rate of one-night-stands because of the fast-paced lifestyle).
Or maybe they were too polite to aim to high and instead answered demurely -- you know, to let the other countries shine.
French average at 120 times a year.
Brits have sex 118 times a year
Americans average 113 times a year
Dutch tied Polish with 115 sessions a year
Australians average 108 times.
Swedish at the bottom 10 with 92 sessions a year .
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