BRITS are diving back into the swinging Sixties with a fresh thirst for free love and partner-swapping.
The findings are part of The Sun’s Summer Sex Survey, which aims to reveal what gets the nation going.
Non-monogamy is proving to be a major turn-on, as we ride a new wave of sexual freedom.
One in ten polled have already been to a sex festival, and a third are keen to experience one.
Ten per cent confess to using kinky threesome apps to explore fantasies, and a quarter have invited a third party into their bed.
A whopping 25 per cent of us are adopting an “open” holiday policy, giving partners a hall pass to sleep around while away.
But it’s not just casual flings.
A quarter of those in polyamorous relationships plan a getaway with all their partners at once.
Meanwhile, loyalty doesn’t always feature highly.
Alarmingly, 16 per cent admit the summer makes them more likely to cheat, with a third reporting a rise in one-night stands.
Damien Muretti, founder of luxury sex toy company Bed Nerdz, who conducted the research on behalf of The Sun, said: “The findings are fascinating.
“We’re witnessing a significant shift in cultural norms, especially regarding ethical non-monogamy.”
Here, we delve deeper into the results of our revealing poll.
