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Want to Keep Your Wife Happy? Have Sex 11 Times a Month

According to a new study, unhappy newly married women have sex for three to four times a month while the happy women have it 11 times a month.

IANS

NEW YORK: For newly-married men, the tip is fairly simple to keep your spouse in super mood: It is not about satisfaction that makes the women happy but the frequency of sex.

According to a new study, unhappy newly married women have sex for three to four times a month while the happy women have it 11 times a month, International Business Times reported.

“After their first two years of marriage or relationship, couples must do more to maintain their initial level of intimacy and excitement,” M. Gary Neuman, bestselling author, psychotherapist and lead author of the study, was quoted as saying.

According to Neuman, the lesser frequency of sex among couples is owing to common problems of daily life such as paying bills, kids getting sick and even lack of sleep.

He based his findings on a research experiment that involved 400 women who were considered happy or unhappy.

The aim was to discover the number of times a couple must make love every month to be happy.

“Emotional betrayal through a virtual affair can be even more damaging to a marriage than a physical affair,” said Neuman, author of the book titled “Emotional Infidelity: How to Affair-Proof Your Marriage and 10 Other Secrets to a Great Relationship.”

It is easier to counsel a couple wherein the man or the woman had random sex with a stranger than if one of them have found a best friend on the internet even if they had not touched.

Virtual affair “is a much harder thing to heal in a relationship because the emotions have left the marriage and gone into the hands of someone else,” he said.

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