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Common sex problems that newlyweds face

TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Last updated on - Jun 2, 2023, 10:59 IST
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Common sex problems that newlyweds face

If you believe that newlyweds have the best sex life, then you’re wrong. Many newlywed couples face severe problems in physical compatibility which often leads to issues and disputes in the marriage. With emotional and physical attachment tied together, it’s difficult to leave sex out, because ultimately, it plays a huge role in one’s intimate life. Hence, here are some of the most identifiable sex problems that newlyweds face.

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Doubts about frequently having sex

Newlywed couples are usually at the peak of their sexual desire, just after marriage and they love to make out or have sex at least a few times a day. However, after a point, they get uncomfortable at the thought of how much sex is really normal for both. One might feel too needy than the other, which can be uneasy after some time.

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Use of contraceptives

Many men are inexperienced when it comes to sex. And so, they might not know how to use a condom. Such men get embarrassed at that moment, causing them to lose their erection. The wife also doesn’t know how to respond to this situation and so, it becomes a very humiliating matter.

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Lack of passion

If a man prematurely ejaculates or if the woman fails to orgasm the first few times, the couple tends to assume that their sex life is set to doom. Without passion the first few times, it becomes way too dull and hence, couples avoid getting into an intimate situation onwards. In such cases, one must remember that great sex only happens with time and practice.

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Believing certain myths

The age-old myth of a woman bleeding in her first night signifying her virginity still exists. And if she doesn’t, the husband immediately rejects her and hence, problems arise in the marriage. Additionally, if a man isn’t able to satisfy the woman, he becomes the centre of all jokes, creating utmost pressure on them.

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Lack of communication

Most newlyweds fail to communicate with each other, regarding their sexual needs and what they want. It’s pretty important to do so as it increases chances of sexual pleasure and play. Couples need to be aware that it’s not always going to be fun; not all make-out sessions will lead to sex. So, one shouldn’t feel frustrated or rejected about it.

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