Boys want it but girls get it  (01.07.2009)A new survey among
students at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology
(NTNU) on sexual relationships and desires shows that
traditional gender differences persist in terms of number of
sexual partners -- even in liberated and freewheeling Norway.
The study, which will be published on the net-based research
magazine called, shows that boys pretty much always want to have
sex, but that girls hold back.  "I believe these results
illustrate how gender and sex are less connected to culture and
roles, but are more the result of biology and evolution", Leif
Edward Ottesen Kennair, associate professor at NTNU's Department
of Psychology said to the Trondheim newspaper Adressavisen, and
as reported in the Oslo-based Aftenposten.  Kennair has
conducted an anonymous survey of nearly 1,100 individuals among
heterosexual NTNU students - half of whom were women and half
men.  How many partners? The questions included attitudes
towards sex as well as wishes and fantasi