Who Wants Sex More, Men or Women?

Women want it and Need it Just as Much as any man. but here is where we differ. Women have greater Self control, can Sublimate there desire for Sex, (assuming you mean Sex with a Partner) Or can self gratify, Until they find a Suitable partner. both are Sex no matter what Bill Clinton says,..
Many Men feel that if a Woman Has sex with him He has some kind of Power over her. Like hes gotten one over on her, and that she is now deemed Weak for giving in to his desire and then treats her as an Inferior.
While women Accept the Power position by denying sex, sexual attention / Interest keeps him coming back Long enough for him to develop Actual Emotional feelings towards her, And Because it Takes longer for men to become Emotional Attached, with out sex, So denial of the Sexual assess to her..She has him by the short hairs.
So yea we want it but we control it,..where I have always been Shocked at what Sloppy Sexual gluttons men can be, they will Have Sex with any one who will let them.
Skank's, Hookers, Married Women, idiot teens girls, Beer goggle Ugly chicks they would not Hold open a door for, when sober.
They want it, and don't care often enough with WHOM they have it Self gratification or 5.00 hand Job in the Cab of his truck.
Women have been known to do the same but this is from Abuse, Low self esteem, and desire for Attention,..Confusion between Sexuality and Intimacy, they want Love, and ave been conditioned to think SEX is LOVE.

A Normal Mentally Healthy woman with Normal Upbringing a decent self esteem Is more selective, and Can Wait,..regardless of how much she desires it.

And a Man who can do the same is a Prize worth searching for.
fellas Control your selves.

i always want it lol sex is a mistermeaner the more i miss the meaner i get.

A new international, global study that included more than 1,000 couples from the United States, Brazil, Germany, Japan and Spain, found that tenderness is more important to men than to women overall. Also it was reported that men are more likely to admit to being happy in their relationship, but women are more likely to be satisfied with the sexual part of their partnerships as they view it over time. Basically, cuddling and caressing help boost satisfaction in long-term relationships, according to a new study of middle-aged and older couples who had been together for an average of 25 years.

Sexual satisfaction for both women and men was associated with frequent kissing and cuddling, sexual caressing by a partner, high sexual functioning, and frequent sex. What a revelation right?

Sexual satisfaction for women increased over time. Those who had been with their partner for less than 15 years were less likely to be sexually satisfied, but satisfaction increased significantly after 15 years. Both women and men were happier the longer they had been together and if they had higher levels of sexual functioning, the investigators found. Safe to assume than that it is not about the "fire," but about the "glow."

Interestingly enough for men, the report said that having had more sex partners in their lifetime was a predictor of less sexual satisfaction.

Men were more likely to be happy in a relationship if they were in good health and if it was important to them that their partner experienced orgasm during sex. Frequent cuddling and kissing also predicted relationship happiness for men, but not for women.

Kinsey Institute director Julia Heiman goes into further detail:


"Possibly, women become more satisfied over time because their expectations change, or life changes with the children grown. On the other hand, those who weren't so happy sexually might not be married so long. We recognize that relationship satisfaction and sexual satisfaction may not be the same thing for all couples, and in all cultures."


Japanese men and women were significantly happier with their relationships than Americans, who were happier than Brazilians and Spaniards according to the published study.

Japanese men reported 2.61 times more sexual satisfaction than American men, while Japanese and Brazilian women were more satisfied sexually than American women.

Heiman continues:


"Our next step is to understand how one person's health, physical affection and sexual experiences relate to the relationship happiness or sexual satisfaction of his or her partner. So, we hope for more couple-centered than individual-centered understanding on relationship functioning and satisfaction."