Reporter:
More and more couples are having less and less sex because of busy life, or living apart from each other. How to treat this situation?
Expert:
An increasing number of men who are in good health and do not have sexual dysfunction are losing interest in sex, according to a report published by an advisory body.
These are people who say they have no problem having sex but don't want to do it. This has a lot to do with the pressure of work and the "no feeling" of being married for a long time.
It is generally believed that if there is no physical disease or accident between the couple, as long as more than a month without tacit understanding of sexual life, is a sexless marriage.
Reporter:
What are the dangers of a sexless marriage? How to deal with it?
Expert:
Lack of sex:
First, it takes a toll on the relationship, leading to miscommunication, cheating, extramarital affairs or divorce.
Second, it will also have a certain impact on the health of the body. Without sexual life for a long time, it may lead to premature senility of the sexual organs and hormone instability.
Finally, sexless marriage will pose a serious threat to the stability of family and society.
Reporter:
Many women tend to be passive. What do you think of this problem?
Expert:
Oriental women, in particular, are relatively shy. However, the initiative is not a man's patent, women should also learn to "seduce" men.
If women are not good at being direct, there are some gestures that can be expressed, such as buying a couple's sex toy to spice things up.
Reporter:
Aside from marital problems that can cause couples to break up, what other relationship minefields are there?
Expert:
While many people believe that it's the big things that cause a couple to break up, it's the accumulation of small problems that is the most common cause of divorce.
