Andy CoghlanThe said that in the past 20 years, the proportion of women who claimed to have had sexual contact with another woman has more than doubled (Image:
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British people are getting more and more receptive to sexual diversity, but the tolerance for stray partners is getting lower and lower.
This is information from the UK's national attitudes and Lifestyle Survey, which assesses the sexual behavior of 15,162 Britons aged 16 to 74.
The findings were compared with those conducted in 1990 and 2000.
In 2010, women indicated sexual contact with another woman, compared to only 4 in 1990.
In the same period, their average number of sexual partners doubled from three. 7 to 7. 7.
The average number of men increased from 8. 6 to 11. 7.
Acceptance of gay behavior has also increased.
In 1990, men thought the relationship between men was "not wrong at all", compared to 2010.
Similar patterns are seen in women.
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In 1990, 44 men thought the derailment was "always wrong" and now that percentage has risen to 63.
The proportion of women increased from 53 to 70.
"As a country, we are considering a new moral framework," said Anne Johnson of University College London.
Head of investigation
"We are having a debate about harmful sexual behavior for people," she said . ".
"So while we are now happy to accept oral sex, homosexuality and anal sex, we are talking about sex that is harmful to others.
"Abuse is the main focus of an accompanying paper led by Wendy McDowell, London School of Health and Tropical Medicine.
It found that one out of 10 women and one out of 70 men were reportedly forced to engage in sexual acts against their wishes.
Of these, however, only 42 women and 32 men told anyone that only 13 and 8 told the police, respectively.
Most people were young at the time & Cologne;
The average age of women is 18 years old and the male is 16 years old.
Macdowall said the findings made sex education more focused on the quality of relationships in which sex is occurring.
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