We get it: sometimes it’s easier to give into excuses not to have sex. Be honest, how many times have you turned down sex this month with the same excuse? Did you know that sex can actually cure headaches! How, you might ask? Sex releases endorphins, the so called, pleasure chemicals, which are nature’s natural painkiller. Research shows that spending time between the sheets can be a great stress reliever, reduce the risk of heart disease, and improve immunity.
Modern life is filled with more 10 hour workdays and crushing deadlines, than candlelit dinners and bubble baths for two. Research shows that nearly a third of women and 15% of men lack the desire to have sex regularly.
Sex isn’t the ultimate litmus test of a loving relationship, but physical intimacy is a vital way to stay emotionally connected to each other. But, for millions of couples, there’s trouble behind closed doors. It’s estimated that 1 out of 3 couples have mismatched libidos, causing feelings of pressure, resentment, and rejection.
So, if you’re someone who’s sexual desire needs no boosting, but your partners’ does (or vice versa), we have a few tips to rekindle the romance:
Both partners need to make an effort to understand each other’s needs and feelings to feel closer and more connected physically and emotionally. Isn’t that what healthy relationships are all about?
Source: www.psychologytoday.com, www.medscape.com, www.inquisitr.com, www.thehealthsite.com, www.belmarrahealth.com, www.lifescript.com, www.prevention.com, www.webmd.com, www.health.com, www.happywivesclub.com, www.alternet.org
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