Research has found more than 20 per cent of women prefer watching TV than having sex.
Women prefer watching TV than sex
According to a new survey by Mortar London - which was commissioned by Freeview to mark its 15th anniversary - has discovered watching a game of football, politics, even a show on religion, as well as eating chocolate are all favoured over a steamy session in the bedroom.
The survey has also found that 61 per cent of TV watchers make major life decisions, such as quitting a job or getting married, after watching TV.
Guy North, MD of Freeview, said: ''TV has the power to transport us anywhere we want when we're stressed, cheer us up when we're sad and it can even bring seven to 70 year olds together in a shared TV viewing moment.
''When you consider how much time we spend watching TV and how our viewing habits have changed with the rise of catch-up and on-demand, TV remains a fundamental part of our everyday life.
''Its ability to influence decision-making is quite astonishing.''