Women’s Nontraditional Sexuality Questionnaire (WNSQ)

Relationship Status (Married/Partnered/Engaged; Single: Casual, non-exclusive dating; Single: Dating one person with the expectation of exclusivity; Single: Not currently dating anyone; Divorced/Separated; Widowed)

Have you ever had sex (any form of intimate physical contact involving more than kissing between you and another person)?

Are you currently sexually active?

Are you currently involved in a sexual relationship in which you and your partner have agreed not to have sex with other people?

Are you currently or have you recently been sexually active with someone who is not your exclusive sexual partner (e.g., one-night stand; having sex with two or more people in a short time period; or casual sexual activity)?

Whether or not you are sexually active, would your preferred sexual partner be (Always male; Usually male, but sometimes female; Equally likely to be either; Usually female, but sometimes male; Always female)?

Given the chance, how often would you choose to have sex?

How often have you had sex to end a fight?

How often do you go somewhere (e.g., bar, social event) to find someone to have sex with?

How often would you have anonymous sex with someone you are very attracted to if you are/were single?

How often do you masturbate?

How often do you use sex toys alone?

How often have you been paid for sex?

How often do you fantasize about having sex with someone other than your current partner?

How often have you had sex to keep your partner in the relationship?

How often have you had sex to help get a promotion or some other benefit at work or school?

How often do you cheat sexually on a partner?

How often do you purchase sex toys?

How often do you pay for sex?

How often do you talk to your friends about your sexual experiences?

How often do you say what you want or need during sex?

How often do you have sex outside of an exclusive relationship?

How often would you have anonymous sex with someone you were very attracted to if you were in a relationship and knew for sure that your partner would not find out?

How often do you buy an X-rated video?

How often do you go to a strip club?

How often do you use sex to get something you want?

How often do you fantasize about having sex with your current partner?

Do you ever have sex with a friend with whom you are not interested in dating (so-called 'friends with benefits')?

How often do you have sex with someone you just met?

How often have you had sex to get someone to do something for you?

How often do you watch pornography alone?

How often do you have phone-sex or cyber-sex with someone you are not in a relationship with?

Sex should be unplanned, rather than planned ahead of time.

One should always be ready for sex.

Sex can be a useful tool in some situations.

Hugging and kissing should not always lead to sex.

I am not sexually satisfied with any behavior other than intercourse.

Orgasm is not a necessary part of sex for me.

I would not use sex to get something I wanted.

Sex should only take place between two people who are in love.