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15th September 2015
06:49pm BST
It is commonly believed that men want more sex than women.
While this may not come as a surprise to many, the idea that men are more influenced by their sex drive and that women are constantly batting away the boners is still widely held.
Fertility app Kindara recently surveyed women's sexual behaviours - what they want and don't want - and found that they want at least as much sex as their male partner, if not more.
Survey shows men and women's sexual appetites are more equal than we think.
According to Mic, more than half of the survey's respondents did not feel they were having enough sex, while 75 per cent said they'd like to get intimate more than three times per week.
Once the results were collated, the findings suggested the men and women's sexual appetites are far more similar than what most believe.
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