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Majority of Spaniards Think Their Sex Lives Could Improve

A pharmaceutical company recently conducted an on-line survey in Spain which revealed that over 80% of adults believed their sexual relations needed improvement. The December poll revealed for Dr. Ballester, sexologist, that the lack of time on our daily lives, and stress are the root of these results.

More than 3000 people were polled, both men and women between the ages of 25 and 70 years of age. Both sexes agreed that the first problem in their relationship was the simple lack of sexual desire. Over 57 percent for the women, and over 50% percent for the men. The second ranked problem for men was erectile dysfunction (ED).

And despite this ED problem for the men, amazingly only one in ten middle aged men acknowledged this problem with their doctors for possible treatments.

The study also showed many Spaniards are very tight lipped about their sex lives with friends. Women under 35 were the most talkative, and the regions of Extremadura, Valencia, Basque Country, and Galicia had the most open residents that talked about their problems. The women under 35 it turns out happened to also be the most sincere in the Basque Country.

The regions of Spain that had just over 70% thinking they could improve their sexual relationships (lower than the national average of 82%) reside in Cantabria and Extremadura.