Data from 2016 to 2018 indicates that 57.7% of men and 60.9% of women had sex on a weekly basis or more frequently. In contrast, 1.7% of men and 1.3% of women reported having no sexual activity, while a significant portion fell into the range of 1 to 3 times a month. In another data point, focused on individuals who had one or two partners in the year leading up to 2012, it was found that the highest sexual activity was among those who reported having a single partner, with 177 people indicating sex 2 to 3 times a week and 58 reporting 4 or more times a week. Specialists highlight that communication is essential to adjust intimacy to each stage of life. In the case of gay, lesbian, or bisexual individuals, the ranges varied from 32.8% to 53.7% in men and from 44.7% to 59.2% in women. On the other hand, among married couples, the figures also reflect a high frequency. The International Society for Sexual Medicine stated that after an extensive review of sexology research, it was determined that there is no universal standard for how often one should have sex and whether it leads to greater happiness. They indicate that as long as all individuals involved are content with their sex life, happiness will follow. Frequency can range from a complete absence of sexual activity to daily, weekly, or sporadic encounters, depending on what each relationship deems appropriate. Collected data shows that among adults aged 18 to 44 in stable relationships, a significant proportion reported weekly sexual activity. Additionally, among heterosexual men, the percentages ranged from 50.8% to 55.8%, while in heterosexual women, they were between 52.6% and 57.2%.
