Our recent survey included the following previously unpublished material on pornography use. Here, therapists and psychologists offers their views on the results

A recent Irish Times survey suggests pornography is being widely used in Ireland. Therapists say it distorts our sexuality and – for some – is a gateway to prostitution

The statistics from The Irish Times sex survey appear to confirm long-held suspicions of therapists

The sex survey: Bringing phones and laptops to bed is impacting negatively on your sex lives

How you answered questions about relationships, intimacy, sex drive and fidelity

Lesbians and gay men report being happier with their sex lives than heterosexuals

What you told us about your body image, ability to orgasm, and erectile dysfunction

What is ‘average’? When it comes to sex, it’s comforting to know we are not as strange or weird as we might think

The sex survey returned a fairly consistent result concerning an inability to orgasm

On Monday we publish the full results of our sex survey, which more than 12,000 of you participated in. As a taster of what's ahead, here’s what you told us about cybersex

One in five respondents said they have done it, rising to one in four among 17-24-year-olds

Almost half of sexually active men do it more than once a week, compared with a quarter of women

Seven in ten female respondents aged 25 to 34 said they have used them

We asked you about your sex life and 12,639 of you answered, giving us a snapshot of what goes on in the bedrooms of Ireland. Here are the full survey results