A couple's sex life is an important part of their relationship. Disharmony in this area can negatively impact their bond and even lead to divorce. Many people believe that a woman's sex life is most harmonious before childbirth, and that it suffers greatly afterward, with some women even becoming sexually indifferent. Is this really true?
When is the sex life of a couple most harmonious? Unveiling the secrets of marital sex life.
Who gets to decide whether a couple's sex life is harmonious or not?
Is childbirth the dividing line for harmonious sex life between couples? Actually, no. Sex experts do not support this view. They believe that after having children, a couple's sex life can become more harmonious, not the other way around.
The old saying "women at thirty are like wolves, at forty like tigers" has some truth to it. A scientific study published in Time magazine also confirmed that women's sex lives are most active after the age of 30. Because both partners are at their most energetic, with the woman's active participation and cooperation, marital sex often achieves higher quality and more pleasurable experiences, resulting in the most harmonious marital sex life.
Before childbirth, women often lack sufficient sexual knowledge and skills, making it difficult for them to fully enjoy sex and reach the peak of their marital relationship. After childbirth, improved living standards, increased energy, and increased testosterone levels with age lead to a greater enjoyment of marital sex life.
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