Money trumps sex for Brit women

Saturday, August 29, 2009, 12:07 [IST]

London, Aug 29: British women are more likely go for extra cash rather than red-hot bedroom sessions, reveals a new survey.

The shocking findings come from a survey commissioned by web firm AOL.

According to the Daily Star, girls were asked if they wanted another 25 pounds a week to spend on themselves, or more nookie.

The study showed that 80 pct of the respondents went for the money rather than the passion.

ANI

Topics: britain, london

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