Busting out lacy undergarments seem to be the first step most women take when they want to spice things up in the bedroom. The survey found only 15.6 per cent have tried introducing sex toys into the bedroom.

Only 1 in 5 readers say they are satisfied with their sex lives and all those surveyed say there wish they were having more sex. 60 per cent of we asked also confessed that they want their husband to be better in bed.

It’s Captain America versus Those when it comes to celebs you fantasise about. Chris Evans and Chris Hemsworth win your votes for Hollywood hottie you’d most like to have sex with!

1 in 4 women says painful sex is their biggest sexual concern. Some sex-wrecking culprits contributing to the pain include vaginal dryness, yeast infections and vaginismus. But there’s a silver lining to their cloud: “Most conditions that cause painful intercourse are very treatable,” says Dr Debby Herbenick, author of Sex Made Easy.

Doggy style pips out missionary 42 to 31 per cent, and another 26 per cent prefers being on top.

20 minutes… that’s how long a majority of you say sex should last. Nearly half of those we asked say they don’t have enough time to have sex, however, despite sex only lasting an average of 5 to 9 minutes.

That’s the average frequency of sex, which means those surveyed are having sex 5.6 times a month. 25 per cent of you said that you’re only having sex thrice a month though, while another 11 per cent say it’s more like once in three months for them. For comparison, the regional average among other Asia-Pacific nations is 7.7 times a month.

One in four respondents says she reaches orgasm each time she has sex, while 60 per cent say it only happens occasionally.

58 per cent of our Singaporean respondents say they had the best sex of their lives when they were 26. This is line with global figures where women said their libido was highest between the ages of 18 and 24. Guess we’re not as prudish compared to the rest of the world!

When it comes to problems in the bedroom, there are two extremes. Half of you choose to talk with your partner to come to a resolution, while the other half chooses to do nothing.

When asked if they were virgins before they got married, 80 per cent said yes.

That’s the reason 45 per cent give for not having sex. Other reasons why our readers aren’t getting down and dirty? They’re too stressed out, feeling unwell, exhausted or they can’t find a sexual partner.

21 of our readers confessed that their wildest fantasies consist of having sex in public. Some other sexcapades shared with us include doing the romp with a cowboy, role playing, taking part in a threesome and getting kidnapped and straddled by a total stranger. Outrageous!

13.3 per cent have tried sexting to spice up their sex life but you don’t want the kids to accidentally read your texts. Avoid any embarrassment with these NSFW sexting shorthands:

TDTM – Talk Dirty To Me
GYPO – Get Your Pants Off
cu46 – See You For Sex

When asked if sex has changed after marriage, respondents declared that it is:
Same 59.1 %
Better 25 %
Worse 15.9 %