A large number of British couples have admitted that they are unhappy with their sex life and want to have four times more sex than they are currently having.
According to a research by online pharmacy UKMedix.com, British couples want to quadruple the amount of sex they have but long working hours, children and tiredness keep getting in their way, the Daily Star reported.
The survey has found that on an average, the couples want to take the frequency of sex from one to five sessions a week.
However, 70 percent of people polled admitted that work commitments and tiredness that comes with it, is the number one dampener on their sex lives, while others cited mismatched sex drives as the cause.
50 percent of respondents blamed their phones, tablets and laptops for distracting them from paying loving attention to their partners in the bedroom.
Sarah Bailey of UKMedix.com said that sex is a key part of a healthy relationship and a way to connect to your partner, so it's important to make time with your other half and prioritise those moments which keep your relationship strong, whether that's in the bedroom or elsewhere.
