AskMen.com has scoured the very depths of the Internet and churned up results for their 2009 Great Male Survey. Among the typical fare like "Which Jonas Brother is your favorite?" the question was asked, "Have you ever fantasized about a girlfriend's/wife's friend?"

The answer breakdown is as follows:

43 percent - Yes, I have in the past but try to restrain myself from doing so
26 percent - Yes, I fantasize about her friends regularly
23 percent - No, I have no interest in any of her friends.
8 percent - No, but I have to restrain myself from doing so.

We get the predictable yes and no answers, but what's up with all these guys trying to censor their sexy thoughts? We can appreciate a guy feeling guilty about having an unfaithful fantasy, but it is simply a fantasy after all. Apparently, over half of men are like fantasy wolfmen, panicking as the full moon approaches and desperate to be locked away.

More perplexing are the guys who don't fantasize but still restrain themselves, effectively stopping them from thinking something without thinking it. Is that even possible?