Sex May Be Happiness, but Wealth Isn't Sexiness.

Reports on a study conducted by economists in England, which analyzed the self-reported sexual activity and levels of happiness of American adults who participated in a number of social surveys since the early 1990s. Comparison between the levels of happiness produced by a vigorous sex life with other activities whose economic values had been circulated in prior research; Equality of the happiness obtained from being in a gay relationship and being in a heterosexual relationship.