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 , 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.”
The Sun's Georgie Culley visits UK's largest sex fest Swingathon “What was once considered taboo is now increasingly accepted. Twenty years ago, sex toys were fairly rare, now, over half of people are using them.”
Here, we delve deeper into the results of our revealing poll.
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