63% Of Married Women Would Rather Sleep........

#27
#27
No, Im not making that suggestion.

Im making the suggestion that women raising children are more than likely, more tired at the end of the day.
 
#30
#30
TXVOL07 said:
No, Im not making that suggestion.

Im making the suggestion that women raising children are more than likely, more tired at the end of the day.
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Yes and that is a sensitive position to take, I knew what you were saying. While simple physical exhaustion is def a factor in the beginning, I find that some of my mom friends use the "stress" as an excuse to avoid it, as in the kids are making her too stressed to have sex. When in actuality sex would ease some of her stress.
 
#33
#33
sex is a natural urge, and if the woman never wants to give it to her husband, she should not be surprised if he is sleeping around. In fact if she did her part every now and then i bet the rate of cheating in relationships would drop
 
#35
#35
agreed Nissy. Still think it would be interesting to know the % of those women asked who have children. Theres a lot of distinction between a 22 year old coed that can knock back half gallons of vanilla vodka all night and never met a stranger, and 35 year old mother of two that works as a school teacher and hasnt had her car detailed since 2001.
 
#41
#41
On a related topic, a recent study also reports that 74% of men can do without foreplay and/or intimate conversation.

Nah... probably no correlation between the two.
 
#45
#45
i hate cuddling afterwards, if it was good enough ill go fire up a good cigar, of not ill crack open a beer
 
#50
#50
The Dr is in.
Bottom line is, sex is for both partners. If she doesn't want it, you aren't doing your job. If she's stressed, do more around the house. If she's just not interested, find out why. Is it lack of desire? Lack of energy? Lack of time? It's about pleasing your partner as much or more than you want to be pleased. Biology dictates that men and women have very different views of sex and pleasure. Women and men both need to take the time to learn what their partner wants and needs. It isn't just about her pleasing him or the other way around. It's mutual or it is nonexistent. Sex is less physical than it is about the connection between the partners. Make jokes if you like, but a satisfying sex life is very important to a marriage. Not just the amount of sex you have, but the quality of it and how it makes you both feel. As for not getting any and cheating, that's crap too. Cheating is almost never about just sex. It's about deeper issues and how they are left to fester. You made a commitment to each other. Honor it. Men, find out how to please your woman. Seriously. Women, do the same. Search for the real intimacy that you share and make your sex life better than it has ever been before.
 
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