A new survey reveals the changing sexual practices of the French

What's new in our quilts? A new survey reveals the changing sexual practices of the French. Florilège. And you, how is your sex life? To find out what happens in the privacy of French, the National Agency for Research on AIDS has commissioned a survey on sexuality in France. Investigators have returned to the privacy of more than 12,000 people aged 18 to 69 years to better decipher changes in behaviour. What has changed in our sexuality? "One of the major changes is without question the convergence of practices of men and women," the authors report. The women said - like their male counterparts - increasing the number of partners. The share of those who claim to have had only one partner during their lifetime has declined considerably: 68% in 1972, 43% in 1992, 34% in 2006. The gap between men and women is narrowing as on the age of first: the gap between the sexes has increased from two years to a few months.