article_snippet: In an ongoing series for the New York Times called Women at Work, the social media executive, 45, has suggested engaging in 'choreplay' leads to more sex.
article_snippet: Facebook's Chief Operating Officer and mother-of-two Sheryl Sandberg (left and right) believes sharing chores, or 'choreplay', leads to more sex .
article_snippet: This doesn't include romantic evenings out or luxury holidays - but simply sharing the duties around the house.
article_snippet: The basis of the argument is from a 2009 study by Constance T. Gager and Scott T. Yabiku, which measured The Relationship Between Household Labor Time and Sexual Frequency.
article_snippet: Citing research from 2000, the pair add 'that when men do men share of chores, men partners are happier and less depressed, conflicts are fewer, and divorce rates are lower.' when men do their share of chores, their partners are happier and less depressed, conflicts are fewer, and divorce rates are lower also suggest children who spend more time being cared for by when men do their share of chores, their partners are happier and less depressed, conflicts are fewer, and divorce rates are lower fathers are happier, healthier and less likely to have behavioral problems.
article_snippet: For men, being in the company of men young ones make men more patient, emphatic and less likely to drink or do drugs.
article_snippet: The 45-year-old, citing results of a study based on The Relationship Between Household Labor Time and Sexual Frequency, says: 'Men and women who work hard [together] play hard' (file picture)
highlights_snippet: Mother-of-two, 45, said couples sharing chores were happy in the bedroom .
  