A while ago, we told you that one in five women believe that Facebook is better than sex. We were stunned by those results and even more shocked to see that a new study validates this.

For the latest research, scientists in Germany recruited 205 adults and checked in with them seven times a day via a smartphone. When they connected, they asked participants what they were craving at that moment or what they recently had an urge to do. They were then asked if they resisted the urge or gave into it.

Researchers discovered that most people's desires revolved around tech—they wanted to check their phone for new texts or to log onto Facebook to see what their friends were doing. Sleep was also a biggie, but scientists found that it was the easiest urge to resist. (We suggest you give in. Getting sleep is a beauty must!) Other urges that people reported: Ones to have sex or knock back a drink...which they easily resisted.

Wait—what? Scientists weren't totally sure why this was, but guessed that people were better at clamping down on the urge for a stiff cocktail or bedroom romp since it's hard to access either during the day. As a result, they're used to shutting off those desires.

So basically, we can resist the urge to have sex more than we can resist the urge to look on Facebook.

What do you think of this study? Do you think Facebook is harder to resist than sex?

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