He's got a headache. Again!

There’s a rumour that’s been around since the dawn of time that men like sex more than women. They’re mad for it apparently. Can hardly stop themselves jumping our bones and want to do it Lionel Richie style ... all night long.
Now I know that some men really are into sex – God Bless them [and do you have their phone numbers?] But there are others that – once the passion of the first few months fizzles out – are happy to snuggle down in bed with a good book and can go days, weeks, even months without a hint of nookie.
Many of my girlfriends complain that their blokes just can’t keep up with their demands in the boudoir. And they’re not asking for that much action – believe me. More of a regular oil and grease change, than a three-times-a-day romp fest. Could it actually be true that women have a bigger sex drive than men? That we reality chicks are the ones throwing a leg over most of the time?
I’ve been in relationships where I’m the one begging for a good seeing to and the guy could take it or leave it. There’s nothing more crushing to the ego than reclining in a pair of crotchless knickers, with edible chocolate massage oil and a pair of handcuffs, and being told he’d rather watch the footy. Or he’s too tired. Or too full. Or just plain too lazy.
Perhaps it was just a case of mismatched libidos, but I’d love to throw this one to the group. Are women more interested in sex than men – especially in their late 20s and 30s? Is the myth of women not wanting sex as much as men just a load of codswallop? Now’s your chance to set the record straight people!