US Women 3 Times More Likely To Say They're Bisexual: Survey

 Women are almost three times more likely than men to say they are bisexual, and an increasing number of American women say they have had sex with other women, new data showed today.More than 9100 adults aged 18-44 participate the 2013 National family growth survey for 2011.

Respondents in their reply directly to the computer instead of an interview.

5.5 The women said they were bisexual, compared with two percent of men.

Fewer people said they were the last group kind.In 2006-2010 study, 3.9 percent of women and 1.2 percent of men feel bisexual.Compared same poll taken in 2006 to 2010, scientists found 'significantly greater proportion of women in 2011 2.013 'reported that they had sexual contact.In latest report of the same gender, 17.4 percent of women with such contacts, compared to 14.2 percent of men over earlier.Among 6.2 respondents said they had sex with another man, according to recent data .Identifying very directly, or feelings of attraction to the opposite sex was more common in men

(92 percent) than women (81 percent).