These days, couples place way too much emphasis on what other people are doing. The problem with that is, people lie—a lot. So next time you hear a couple (or some troll in the comments section) bloviate about how often they have sex, there’s a pretty good chance they’re full of it. At least that’s what a new report from YouGov is suggesting. According to its data, only four percent of Americans have sex daily.

Have you ever had a sexual fantasy about Rosie from The Jetsons? You know, that sassy robotic housekeeper with the charming New York accent? Me neither, but I’m willing to bet someone has. Last week, we reported on a survey that found one in three men would gladly have sex with a robot. This same research revealed almost 40 percent of people believe humans will not only be engaging in relations with robots but relationships in just 30 years’ time.

Does porn kill love? According to a new study published in Journal of Sex Research entitled “Till Porn Do Us Part?”, that would certainly appear to be the case. The results suggest that when married people start using porn, their odds of divorce double. On the surface, the study sounds compelling: researchers looked at data from a nationally representative U.S. sample of more than 2,000 married adults who were surveyed about their relationships three times over a four-year period.

Anyone who’s ever been in a long-term relationship knows that, when it comes to sex, we aren’t always on the same wavelength as our partners. Sometimes we’re in the mood, but our partner isn’t. Or maybe it’s the other way around. Either way, it’s usually not a big deal—unless it starts happening over and over again.

It’s a question almost everybody asks, yet nobody truly wants to know the answer: So, how many people have you slept with? It’s no secret that asking your partner his or her “number” is a very slippery slope. My partner, who I must assume thinks I was a virgin when we met, isn’t interested in knowing how many people I’ve previously dated past yet I’ve lurked every single one of her exes on social media.

Anyone who’s ever been in a long-term relationship knows that, when it comes to sex, we aren’t always on the same wavelength as our partners. Sometimes we’re in the mood, but our partner isn’t. Or maybe it’s the other way around. Either way, it’s usually not a big deal—unless it starts happening over and over again.

Some people attempt to live out their daydreams of having sex with a celebrity by ordering a sex doll with that celebrity’s likeness. Douglas Hines, the engineer behind True Companion, a company that makes customized sex doll robots told The Sun Online about half of his customers want celebrity lookalikes, and he gets the most of the requests he gets are for dolls who look like Marilyn Monroe. He said, “Marilyn comes up quite often.

New research published in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy is further educating men (and women) on what techniques work best for achieving a high-quality, toe-curling female orgasm. The study’s authors, led by sex researcher and educator Debby Herbenick, analyzed more than 1,000 women and their orgasm histories.

If someone told you that women yearn for sex more than men, would you believe them? If not, you’re one of many guys still lost in a tragically outdated gender stereotype. What I’m about to share with you is good news, I promise. New research conducted by discount site Voucher Codes Pro has debunked one of the longest-lasting sex myths, finding that 60 percent of women want sex more often than men.

Is extramarital intercourse with a sex robot cheating? Personally, I’d say no, it isn’t, because robots are just advanced technology, not unlike sex toys, and therefore non-human. In my mind, sex with a robot is akin to masturbation. But, shit, I don’t know. A new survey from the streaming United Kingdom network Now TV, which will soon introduce HBO’s humanoid drama Westworld to its lineup, looked into this question since it’s related to the series.