Three Reasons Why Married Sex Is Better

When I was driving to work this morning, I heard two lawyers give advice to the caller on a talk show. A married woman called to talk about her recent car accident, which caused her a lot of back pain. The other drivers were obviously at fault. The caller seemed very clear about the next step, claiming compensation from the insurance company and informing the injured. But the problem is that the caller was not the driver when he was hit. The man with whom she had sex was a driver. He still has back pain and needs treatment. The caller worried that as the incident became more serious, she could not hide her infidelity from her husband. As the sad phone call continued, the radio host asked her if her better sex life was the reason for breaking up with her husband.

Her answer is? “Well, nothing is better than fresh excitement.” From TV dramas, movies to music, this attitude is everywhere. One night stands and collusion are romanticized, and no one points out any results or shortcomings. So our assumption is that when you get married, sex will eventually become predictable and boring. Although this is possible, it is more because of alienation than familiarity. When married couples strive for intimacy, sex can reach the happiness level that unmarried sex cannot reach. There are three reasons for a better sex life after marriage.

1. Mutual understanding

Sometimes married couples will experience true feelings, but I think familiarity is a sexual force to some extent. It is said that the patterned floor of the old Boston Garden can pop different balls from different parts of the floor. The Celtics know the stadium better than any visiting team, which gives the home court a great advantage. They know where to go with the ball, but they don’t know their opponents. This knowledge is power. Everyone is different. We all have different preferences and tastes. The best stimulation of sex comes from feeling, emotion, intelligence, spirit and other aspects. The exciting things vary from person to person. The more couples understand each other, the more they understand how to awaken them. This brings happiness to many aspects, but with the increase of mutual knowledge, this happiness will be deeper.

2. Contact in friendship

People who have true friendship with you will be happier when they do anything. If it is the person you love, it will be more interesting. Making love with people who are not friends can turn sex into a pure sensory experience and a potential intellectual experience. When the relationship between emotion and spirit is broken, everything will become empty. This kind of sex has no purpose and no closer relationship with its design. It could also be a sense of guilt. If there is no third and last reason, it is important to consider that you will still feel guilty, confused and hurt. It’s better to have married sex.

3. Trust commitment

In my opinion, this is the best part of the castle that our culture misses most. This is because, for the same reason, sexual behavior in the context of a friend with benefits, a dating partner, or a cohabiting partner may be lower than married sexual behavior. When couples agree with each other for life in marriage, they will have a sense of security and trust. When couples agree with each other for life in marriage, they will have a sense of security and trust. This allows for vulnerabilities. In order to protect our feelings, we didn’t flinch. Without such commitment, people are always afraid of being hurt. Even if they say “promise”, they are not married yet. Whether they admit it or not is questionable. In a relationship, the higher the level of doubt, fear, and insecurity, the less sexual experience. Married couples certainly experience fear and doubt. But making a public decision of firm lifelong commitment and reiterating this decision every day is an important step to eliminate this fear. As a result, sex reached the highest level of happiness.