The unspoken pressure on married couples to present a happy, healthy relationship to the outer world doesn't let anyone get a peek inside their real world. Admitting that you are unhappy can be seen as failure so people prefer to keep such details to themselves. Also, as soon as we experience a lull in our sex life, we assume that everyone else must be having more sex than we are. hERE ARE five common issues that all married couples face
marriage have the same libido. One is always left craving for sex. Modern life has also given way to new sexual pressures and expectations that can not always be met.
Sex drive disappears once in a while
The reality is that a large number of couples experience sexual difficulties at some point of time in their marriage. This is when their sex drive drops. "Instead of thinking how badly it reflects your feelings for the partner, concentrate on bigger issues that are making you feel disinterested in sex."
Sexually unfaithful thoughts are common
Some people need constant reminders of how desirable and sexy they still look. When that doesn't happen, they look for admiration outside. And having sexually unfaithful thoughts are common. "It is human tendency to feel wanted. And when couples don't get it in their marriage, they seek it outside and such thoughts are common."
Incessant fights are normal
You often wonder seeing a happy couple around you how they manage to be so in love, while you pull the trigger almost every second day. Do not feel guilty thinking you are the only one who does it. All couples fight, and this is the rule!
