WHY WOMEN LOSE INTEREST IN SEX

Recently I was going through some of my old psychology notes, when I came across a great bit of information that I just had to share! Especially with our busy lifestyles these days, I think everyone could use this great information to help liven up their love life a little bit more. This advice is probably more directed at the guys, so men: listen up, learn something, and thank me later!

As of late I was experiencing a portion of my old brain research notes, when I went over an awesome piece of data that I simply needed to share! Particularly with our bustling ways of life nowadays, I figure everybody could utilize this incredible data to help liven up their affection life somewhat more. This exhortation is most likely more coordinated at the folks, so men: tune in up, get the hang of something, and say thanks to me later!

TALK ABOUT SEX

Sex and lovemaking has the potential to be either the most delicious or the most dissatisfying aspect of your life. Sex can be a way for you and your partner to open your hearts, surrender your bodies, have some fun and share the peak of ultimate pleasure together… or it can be a mostly frustrating and empty experience. The most recent studies have shown that a staggering 1 in 3 women are turned off from sex, whereas the figure is closer to 1 in 6 for men. From the Survey which included 26,000 people around the world as well a recent study, women in particular often feel that they lose interest in sex because the kind of sex on offer is not what turns them on.

WOMEN AND MEN HAVE DIFFERENT PATHWAYS TO GREAT SEX

Both women and men crave a fabulous, warm, intimate, fun and pleasurable sex/love life with their treasured life partner. The big difference between the two is the pathway to great sex, which is different for men and women. Men seek it through physical sex first. Through having sex with his woman, he opens more emotionally and connects. On the other hand, a woman needs the emotional intimacy, closeness and loving appreciation first, before she feels she is willing to open her body to this “emotionally disconnected person”. This hugely important difference needs to be taken into account in order for sex and lovemaking to be great for both of you.

EMOTIONAL CONNECTION AND INTIMACY

For women, sex is like the glue in the relationship. It helps her to “bind” to her chosen man. For most women, the emotional is indivisible from the physical, and the emotional precedes the physical. Her desire for her man is fed by feeling close to him and by his presence. Your woman wants to feel emotionally connected to you, before, during and after sex. TIP: Take the time to sit and talk with her daily, with no distractions of TV, phones or kids. Just by taking the time to talk and listen to her, she feels closer to you, and more open to other things… like sex!

ROMANCE

Women love lots of it. They yearn to be treated as the unique, special creatures that they are. Attention and affection go a long, long, long way, guys, together with your appreciation of her, as an individual and as a woman. TIP: Call her throughout the day to say you love her, organize a weekend away just for the two of you, surprise her with a single rose and tell her what you love about her. Try something new every week. Women never tire of you finding them attractive. And women love to look forward to things” allude to a special surprise at a certain time.

FOREPLAY

Foreplay is what builds desire in a woman. In the bedroom, women want to be warmed up first, and she would love you to explore all of her body more. Feeling her man’s hands caressing her whole body can be a great turn on for a woman. And remember, foreplay begins after your last lovemaking session! It’s not always sexual foreplay that turns her attention towards you. TIP: Take much more time with foreplay. Look her in the eyes and learn the art of erotic touching and teasing — before going for the genitals — and you’ll be her hero in bed.