Do you have a bad sex life? Maybe it's because of these errors

Making love more often does not mean a better sex life

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The online sex education platform Beducated has published the biggest mistakes people make during sex.

The data is based on the Decoding Desire survey in which almost 2.000 people participated. Even 60 percent of men and women stated that they are not satisfied with their sex life.

Factors that contribute to dissatisfaction include lack of communication and belief in myths about sex. The seven biggest mistakes are singled out.

In the first place is the lack of communication. Even 95 percent of respondents do not discuss wishes, needs and boundaries.

Another mistake is that people constantly want more. However, research has shown that making love more often does not mean a better sex life. One in five long-term couples has a libido mismatch.

The problem is that couples become slaves to routine. As many as 50 percent of people said they long to try new things in bed, reports Klix.ba

It goes on to say that many couples make the mistake of constantly thinking about reaching orgasm, which actually has the opposite effect. If you don't feel good during sex, you shouldn't be ashamed to take a break.

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People also make mistakes in not taking enough care of themselves. In the survey, 61 percent of respondents wrote that stress directly affects the quality of their sex life.

A big mistake is that men and women are not equal in sex. One in four women experience low or no libido, which is almost twice as much as men. You can solve this problem by having an honest conversation with your partner and finding out what she really wants.

The research also states that users of the Beducated platform are 67 percent more likely to be satisfied with their sex life. This is proof that sex education should be treated as a lifelong learning process, not as a short lesson.

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