There are several things you can do to get your sex life back on track if you feel like you lost it, regardless of how big or tiny the problem may seem. Your sexual health is intertwined with your mental, physical, and emotional well-being.
Communicating with your partner, leading a healthy lifestyle, utilizing some of the many good self-help books available, and simply having fun can all help you get through difficult times. You’re not alone if you’re married and in a sexual rut. While dry spells are an inevitable part of any relationship, they can also provide little comfort to couples who are going through one.
The sex desire is extinguished by familiarity. We grow accustomed to someone, and sex becomes less exciting.
Maintaining the intensity in your relationship after it has reached the ‘ever after’ stage of your once inseparable, exuberant, can’t-live-without-you love can seem difficult. According to research, 54% of Australian men and 42% of Australian women in heterosexual partnerships are unsatisfied with their relationship’s sex frequency – primarily because they want more. If you’re unhappy with the amount of sex you’re having, this book will teach you how to reactivate your sex life and make it more productive in your relationship.
Maintaining physical closeness with a spouse is all about seeing each other from a different angle or doing something new together to keep the connection fresh. As a result, this book serves as a splinter to help you rediscover each other. We will be discussing things that can help you get the desired satisfaction you seek to keep the spark your relationship needs. With this book, you should be able to get your crawling love life back on its feet.
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