Married or Single: Does It Make a Difference?

I've heard married people say that they'd love to be single again, to have sex
whenever and with whomever they desire. But in reality, those married people are
probably having more sex than their single counterparts. Unless they're in a
committed relationship, single people have less sex than married people do. The
simple reason for this is that married people have access to a sex partner, while
singles do not. In a recent survey of single 30-year-olds, 19 percent said that they
had not had sex in over a year. Here's how many married women in their 30s are
having sex during 1 year:

How Busy Is the Married Woman's Sex Life?

The key to having sex as much, or as little, as you want is finding a partner who
wants the same amount as you do. A marriage certificate or the fact that you share
a bed with someone doesn't guarantee that you'll be satisfied with your sex life.
You may be single, living with your lover, or dating so that you see each other
every day and having as much sex as you want to be having. But generally,
married couples do have sex more than single people.