What shocked me when I grew up and I and my friends were entering long relationships was that exactly the opposite is true - a taboo: 90% of my female friends want more sex than their bfs / husbands. Seems to hold back some women from entering long relationships.
A painfully honest & insightful thread about a key problem in many marriages.https://twitter.com/MasculineDesign/status/1192455723617325056 …
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But why is 'hypoactive sexual desire disorder' vastly more common in married women than in married men?
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Men's testosterone levels drop when they get married and have kids. Raise the levels again and what you describe will happen.
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Correct. It's an evolutionary genetic honeytrap designed to keep males both around (to protect family) and loyal.
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One of the biggest reasons for the divorce rate we see. Though, it's a multi-faceted issue , men need to remain sexually viable as well. Hard to blame someone for not being attracted to a hambeast that doesnt/can't get off the couch. Both sexes need to do better. 1/2
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People forget that once you get married that doesn't mean your responsibility to be attractive, by which metric your partner measures it, is over.
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Was going to rip you on this...but realized my situation may be exception
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While as a child I didn't know what was going on, I could instinctively sense lack of connection in my parents. I don't think its a coincidence as I reached adulthood, I never had strong desire for marriage, I suspect because from what was modeled to me, it looked like misery.
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