The stereotype that men have more and more frequent desires than women still holds true, despite how far society has come in realizing that women are just as sexual as men. That's obviously not the case, as any woman who has accepted her sexuality will attest to. However, because there are still misconceptions about women and sex, Kindara, a fertility awareness app, set out to determine which stereotypes could be confirmed and which could be definitively disproved.

The sex lives of 500 women between the ages of 18 and 65 were examined in the Kindara survey. They looked at how often women experience orgasms, how strongly they feel about sex in their relationships, and sexual desire. Kindara discovered that women do place a significant amount of importance on sex, with the majority of them desiring it more than they are receiving.

It appears that the majority of women out there find once a week to be insufficient. The survey's findings indicate, among other things, that it would be incorrect to assume that women and men have different sexual desires. Simply put, the notion that women are somehow less interested in sex needs to be disproved. Here are six findings from Kindara's survey about women's sexuality.  Incest Sex Movies

1. The majority of women believe that sex is crucial to relationships. The survey found that 89.2 percent of women believe that having sex contributes "very" or "somewhat" to their overall relationship satisfaction, which is ideal sex. The most fulfilling relationships are those where intimacy and sex are prioritized.

2. More Than Half Of Women Want More Sex Despite popular belief that men desire more sexy encounters while women hold out in the bedroom, Kindara discovered that the opposite is true. The women want more. 53.2 percent of the respondents said that they want more sex than they are currently receiving from their partner. In actuality, only 46.8% of people reported being satisfied with the way their sexual needs were met.

3. Three to five times a week for sex is desired by over 60% of women. The findings showed that 60.8 percent of women want sex three to five times per week, completely shattering old stereotypes. However, for some women, even that is insufficient. Who has time in the week for such a thing when 10.2% of women in the survey want sex six to eight times per week?

4. When it comes to sex, the majority of women place emotional connection above all else. Although it's common knowledge that women enjoy foreplay, Kindara discovered that we actually enjoy emotional connections even more. 53.2 percent of those polled thought that an emotional connection was necessary for great sex, 23.6 percent thought that foreplay was a key element in awesome sex, and 10.4 percent said that communication was the most crucial.

5. Most Women Orgasm During Sex At Least Once The good news is that 72.6 percent of women can experience orgasm at least once during sex, despite the fact that many still find it difficult to do so. Within that range, 23.8 percent could claim to have experienced orgasms "frequently," 10.2 percent had multiple orgasms, and 38.6 percent had just one.

 6. Stress Is The One Factor That Can Affect A Woman's Sexual Attraction Stress is the main factor for 39.2 percent of women that can harm their sex life. Other major factors that can prevent a woman from wanting to get it on include being out of sync with their partners (28.2%), not being in the mood (20.2%), and having self-image issues (20%). 18% of women report that nothing, like nothing at all, prevents them from having sex. Want to read more about sex and relationships on Bustle? View our most recent video on sex positions for small penises here. Want more on XHUB.TV