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Married Couples Are Having More (and Better) Sex Than Singles, Survey Finds

Hims & Hers 2026 Sex Report: Married Americans average sex nine times a month, with 63% stating intimacy improves with age and psychological safety.

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Health Desk
September 10, 2026 4 min read
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Married Couples Are Having More (and Better) Sex Than Singles, Survey Finds
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New York: A new survey from telemedicine platform Hims & Hers has challenged the long-held assumption that marriage and parenthood kill libido. The Hims & Hers 2026 Sex Report, which polled 2,000 Americans aged 18 to 60, found that married couples are having sex nearly twice as often as singles — nine times a month on average.

Additionally, 63% of married people say their sex lives have gotten better with age, and parents are far more likely to consider themselves sexually confident and experimental. Dr. Jessica Shepherd noted that emotional security and freedom from performance anxiety are the primary drivers of this enduring desire.

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Comments (2)

JD
John Doe2 hours ago

Excellent reporting on this issue. It's crucial that we stay informed about these developments.

AS
Alice Smith5 hours ago

I wonder how this will affect the local communities in the long run. Would love to see a follow-up article.