Women Have A High Sex Drive

American women are known for their enthusiastic approach to life and their attitude towards sex is about the same. 30% – or a third – are sex obsessed with above average sex drives, while almost a quarter of Polish women (24%) say they same, destroying the myth they are gorgeous but cold.

Czech women are recognised as having the prettiest faces in the world – disappointingly, they gave the lowest ratings when it comes to sex drive. Just 47% of Czech women say they have a high sex drive, and a mere 20% like to think of themselves as being more interested in sex than the average woman.

French and Dutch women view themselves in the same way: only 21% of both nationalities consider themselves demons in the bedroom and potentially being considered nymphomaniacs. The French are too romantic and Dutch women are beautiful but serious, believing everything should be enjoyed in moderation – even wild sex.

Belgian women are more reserved and reluctant to admit to being highly sexually charged and while they are beautiful, they are bordering on being called boring. Only 60% say they have a high sex drive, and just one-fifth of women confess to having sex on the brain all day, every day.

Founder and CEO of Victoria Milan, Sigurd Vedal, said the study revealed that women’s sex drives increase based on their standards of living. The more affluent and comfortable life is in a certain country, the more time the people have to enjoy sex.

“Scandinavian countries are globally recognised for their amazing standards of living – healthcare, salaries, living conditions and career opportunities are among the best in the world.

“The analysis shows that the more comfortable life is and once these elements have been taken care of, women feel powerful and sensual – and have the time to indulge and invest in their sex life. Women love sex, and they deserve it to have it whenever and wherever they want,” Mr Vedal said.

Victoria Milan is one of the world’s leading discreet social networks for men and women seeking a secret affair. The service was launched by media executive, Mr. Sigurd Vedal, in 2010, and has today become one of the world’s fastest-growing and leading social networks for discreet extramarital affairs, surpassing 5 million members worldwide in more than 33 countries.