M'sians enjoy sex more than S'poreans do

Malaysians are more satisfied in bed compared to their neighbours across the Causeway.

A Durex Sexual Well-Being Global Survey found that Malaysians were also doing well in making their partners happy, with 89% of men and 81% of women saying their partners were good at giving them sexual pleasure.

Singaporeans want more sex

Whether they are too tired from work, busy with the kids or just too shy, it seems Singaporeans are not making love as often as they would like.

Men here had sex 5.2 times on average per month - even though they would ideally like to be doing it 8.7 times - said a survey commissioned by drug maker Pfizer.

Singaporean women also felt they were somewhat lacking in romantic encounters, although they were slightly less enthusiastic than the men. They had sex 5.5 times per month, but would rather be doing it 7.3 times.

The same pattern emerged across all 10 countries surveyed by Pfizer, which makes erectile dysfunction drug Viagra. Its online poll featured 3,282 respondents sampled at random from countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia and China.

In Singapore, 301 people - 150 men and 151 women - took part in the survey, which was carried out between October last year and this January. The participants were aged between 31 and 74 and had all had sex at least once in the past year.

The survey showed that, on average, the 'ideal' amount of sex is 10.5 times a month for men, and 8.8 times for women.

Singaporeans high on the list of Ecstasy pill buyers in JB nightclubs

ECSTASY pills are said to be easily available at nightclubs in Taman Sentosa, Johor Baru, and the area is now attracting Singaporeans, China Press reported.

The daily reported that nightclub patrons could easily buy the pills there and many Singaporeans were spotted visiting the area during weekends.

Usually, the Singaporeans would visit the nightclubs on Saturday night as the charges in the area were cheaper than on the republic island.

According to the survey conducted by the daily, there were six to seven Singapore-registered cars parked outside the nightclubs during weekends.

A nightclub patron said there were three groups of people selling the pills in the area.

"Once a customer has placed an order, the seller would collect the money before putting the pills in a candy container and leaving it under a sofa. The customer would collect the pills later," he said.

Earlier, there was a report that a 37-year-old Singaporean died outside a nightclub at Taman Sentosa on Sunday. His wife had admitted that they had taken the pills with their son and his girlfriend before the incident.

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