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Almost a third even admitted it is often the first thing they think about
when they wake up in the mornings.
In comparison, women think about sex just five times day – or 1,825 times a
year.
But when it comes to actually having sex, men have to make do with it an
average of just twice a week, or 104 times a year.
A spokesman for market research company www.Onepoll.com said: ''Men are
well-known for thinking about sex a lot, but to find out exactly how often
is staggering.
''It seems blokes have sex on the brain whether they are going through a dry
spell or jumping between the sheets on a regular basis.
''They can't even get away from the sexy thoughts when they first wake up in
the morning.
''So when you catch your man staring into space, you know what he's likely
to be thinking about.''
The study of 3,000 people also showed that despite the difference in the
amount of times men think about sex and actually do it, almost three
quarters claim they are happy about the amount of sex they were getting.
But just 58 per cent of women said the same.
And 43 per cent of couples also admitted arguing over who instigates the
lovemaking, with men most likely to make the first move.
Researchers also found one in three guys think a candlelit dinner is the
best way of getting a woman in the mood, followed by a relaxing massage.
But women are more likely to play romantic music or cook their partner's
favourite meal to try and get them into bed.
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