It was found that frequent sex may adversely affect the preservation of the relationship of the couple.
Social scientists from the city MISSISSAUGA in Canada tried to refute the common stereotype that a large number of intimacy contributes to the improvement of relations between lovers.
Experts conducted a survey of more than 30 thousand people, having a regular sexual partner. It was found that frequent sex may, on the contrary, adversely affect the preservation of the relationship of the couple.
According to the findings, the researchers came to the conclusion that personal relationships are best kept in pairs, which come into intimacy about once a week. Sociologists recommend for lovers who want more to strengthen their relationship, to observe “Golden mean” and not to have sex too often.
Those couples who have sexual contact with their partners too rare, can significantly affect the improvement of relations, increasing the frequency of intimacy, but having sex more often than once in seven days can cause the opposite effect.
