Married Couples Who Have Sex Less Than Once A Week Are In Trouble

Married couples who have “sexless marriages” are, indeed, unhappier than those who have plenty of the between the sheets action. But just what constitutes a “sexless marriage”? I know for my husband, if we fall below once a week, he starts to get pissy. It may sound bad, but it’s true. There is a lot of door slamming and whining and “why aren’t you paying attention to me?” But you know what? I’ll take it. There are worse things that can happen. Having known many couples over the years and having heard some of their intimate stories, I know that every couple has their magic number. Whether it’s once a week or once a year, there is a bare minimum that is required to keep the magic alive. Once you fall below that number, you start to feel less desirable, less attractive, and generally less. And that is NOT good for any marriage. Having spoken off the record with a few friends on this subject, I am aware that once a week isn’t the norm. But every couple has their “hmmm, why are we not being intimate?” moment. For me, I would start to get antsy around two weeks. I would start to feel neglected and like he didn’t love me or find me attractive. Once you reach that point, there is trouble. And if you go beyond that point? Look out. Sure, there are extenuating circumstances when people get sick or have a baby or travel for work, but in general, even in busy times, couples need to find their magic number and stick to it. If yours is one week like mine, you better find the time to get between the sheets even if it isn’t what you want to do at that moment. The person with the higher sex drive or who needs it more often is the one who wins in this case. Even if you don’t feel like it, once you get started, it’s usually true that sex is pretty fun. So figure out your magic number and figure out your spouse’s and then make your sex happen that often. Trust me. It will save your marriage. How often do you and your spouse need to have sex? Image via danielmoyle/Flickr

title: “Married Couples Who Have Sex Less Than Once A Week Are In Trouble” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-06” author: “Brittany Carter”

Married couples who have “sexless marriages” are, indeed, unhappier than those who have plenty of the between the sheets action. But just what constitutes a “sexless marriage”? I know for my husband, if we fall below once a week, he starts to get pissy. It may sound bad, but it’s true. There is a lot of door slamming and whining and “why aren’t you paying attention to me?” But you know what? I’ll take it. There are worse things that can happen. Having known many couples over the years and having heard some of their intimate stories, I know that every couple has their magic number. Whether it’s once a week or once a year, there is a bare minimum that is required to keep the magic alive. Once you fall below that number, you start to feel less desirable, less attractive, and generally less. And that is NOT good for any marriage. Having spoken off the record with a few friends on this subject, I am aware that once a week isn’t the norm. But every couple has their “hmmm, why are we not being intimate?” moment. For me, I would start to get antsy around two weeks. I would start to feel neglected and like he didn’t love me or find me attractive. Once you reach that point, there is trouble. And if you go beyond that point? Look out. Sure, there are extenuating circumstances when people get sick or have a baby or travel for work, but in general, even in busy times, couples need to find their magic number and stick to it. If yours is one week like mine, you better find the time to get between the sheets even if it isn’t what you want to do at that moment. The person with the higher sex drive or who needs it more often is the one who wins in this case. Even if you don’t feel like it, once you get started, it’s usually true that sex is pretty fun. So figure out your magic number and figure out your spouse’s and then make your sex happen that often. Trust me. It will save your marriage. How often do you and your spouse need to have sex? Image via danielmoyle/Flickr

title: “Married Couples Who Have Sex Less Than Once A Week Are In Trouble” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-17” author: “Elaine Oakley”

Married couples who have “sexless marriages” are, indeed, unhappier than those who have plenty of the between the sheets action. But just what constitutes a “sexless marriage”? I know for my husband, if we fall below once a week, he starts to get pissy. It may sound bad, but it’s true. There is a lot of door slamming and whining and “why aren’t you paying attention to me?” But you know what? I’ll take it. There are worse things that can happen. Having known many couples over the years and having heard some of their intimate stories, I know that every couple has their magic number. Whether it’s once a week or once a year, there is a bare minimum that is required to keep the magic alive. Once you fall below that number, you start to feel less desirable, less attractive, and generally less. And that is NOT good for any marriage. Having spoken off the record with a few friends on this subject, I am aware that once a week isn’t the norm. But every couple has their “hmmm, why are we not being intimate?” moment. For me, I would start to get antsy around two weeks. I would start to feel neglected and like he didn’t love me or find me attractive. Once you reach that point, there is trouble. And if you go beyond that point? Look out. Sure, there are extenuating circumstances when people get sick or have a baby or travel for work, but in general, even in busy times, couples need to find their magic number and stick to it. If yours is one week like mine, you better find the time to get between the sheets even if it isn’t what you want to do at that moment. The person with the higher sex drive or who needs it more often is the one who wins in this case. Even if you don’t feel like it, once you get started, it’s usually true that sex is pretty fun. So figure out your magic number and figure out your spouse’s and then make your sex happen that often. Trust me. It will save your marriage. How often do you and your spouse need to have sex? Image via danielmoyle/Flickr

title: “Married Couples Who Have Sex Less Than Once A Week Are In Trouble” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-22” author: “Anne Giron”

Married couples who have “sexless marriages” are, indeed, unhappier than those who have plenty of the between the sheets action. But just what constitutes a “sexless marriage”? I know for my husband, if we fall below once a week, he starts to get pissy. It may sound bad, but it’s true. There is a lot of door slamming and whining and “why aren’t you paying attention to me?” But you know what? I’ll take it. There are worse things that can happen. Having known many couples over the years and having heard some of their intimate stories, I know that every couple has their magic number. Whether it’s once a week or once a year, there is a bare minimum that is required to keep the magic alive. Once you fall below that number, you start to feel less desirable, less attractive, and generally less. And that is NOT good for any marriage. Having spoken off the record with a few friends on this subject, I am aware that once a week isn’t the norm. But every couple has their “hmmm, why are we not being intimate?” moment. For me, I would start to get antsy around two weeks. I would start to feel neglected and like he didn’t love me or find me attractive. Once you reach that point, there is trouble. And if you go beyond that point? Look out. Sure, there are extenuating circumstances when people get sick or have a baby or travel for work, but in general, even in busy times, couples need to find their magic number and stick to it. If yours is one week like mine, you better find the time to get between the sheets even if it isn’t what you want to do at that moment. The person with the higher sex drive or who needs it more often is the one who wins in this case. Even if you don’t feel like it, once you get started, it’s usually true that sex is pretty fun. So figure out your magic number and figure out your spouse’s and then make your sex happen that often. Trust me. It will save your marriage. How often do you and your spouse need to have sex? Image via danielmoyle/Flickr

title: “Married Couples Who Have Sex Less Than Once A Week Are In Trouble” ShowToc: true date: “2024-08-31” author: “Matthew Johnson”

Married couples who have “sexless marriages” are, indeed, unhappier than those who have plenty of the between the sheets action. But just what constitutes a “sexless marriage”? I know for my husband, if we fall below once a week, he starts to get pissy. It may sound bad, but it’s true. There is a lot of door slamming and whining and “why aren’t you paying attention to me?” But you know what? I’ll take it. There are worse things that can happen. Having known many couples over the years and having heard some of their intimate stories, I know that every couple has their magic number. Whether it’s once a week or once a year, there is a bare minimum that is required to keep the magic alive. Once you fall below that number, you start to feel less desirable, less attractive, and generally less. And that is NOT good for any marriage. Having spoken off the record with a few friends on this subject, I am aware that once a week isn’t the norm. But every couple has their “hmmm, why are we not being intimate?” moment. For me, I would start to get antsy around two weeks. I would start to feel neglected and like he didn’t love me or find me attractive. Once you reach that point, there is trouble. And if you go beyond that point? Look out. Sure, there are extenuating circumstances when people get sick or have a baby or travel for work, but in general, even in busy times, couples need to find their magic number and stick to it. If yours is one week like mine, you better find the time to get between the sheets even if it isn’t what you want to do at that moment. The person with the higher sex drive or who needs it more often is the one who wins in this case. Even if you don’t feel like it, once you get started, it’s usually true that sex is pretty fun. So figure out your magic number and figure out your spouse’s and then make your sex happen that often. Trust me. It will save your marriage. How often do you and your spouse need to have sex? Image via danielmoyle/Flickr

title: “Married Couples Who Have Sex Less Than Once A Week Are In Trouble” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-07” author: “Angela Carter”

Married couples who have “sexless marriages” are, indeed, unhappier than those who have plenty of the between the sheets action. But just what constitutes a “sexless marriage”? I know for my husband, if we fall below once a week, he starts to get pissy. It may sound bad, but it’s true. There is a lot of door slamming and whining and “why aren’t you paying attention to me?” But you know what? I’ll take it. There are worse things that can happen. Having known many couples over the years and having heard some of their intimate stories, I know that every couple has their magic number. Whether it’s once a week or once a year, there is a bare minimum that is required to keep the magic alive. Once you fall below that number, you start to feel less desirable, less attractive, and generally less. And that is NOT good for any marriage. Having spoken off the record with a few friends on this subject, I am aware that once a week isn’t the norm. But every couple has their “hmmm, why are we not being intimate?” moment. For me, I would start to get antsy around two weeks. I would start to feel neglected and like he didn’t love me or find me attractive. Once you reach that point, there is trouble. And if you go beyond that point? Look out. Sure, there are extenuating circumstances when people get sick or have a baby or travel for work, but in general, even in busy times, couples need to find their magic number and stick to it. If yours is one week like mine, you better find the time to get between the sheets even if it isn’t what you want to do at that moment. The person with the higher sex drive or who needs it more often is the one who wins in this case. Even if you don’t feel like it, once you get started, it’s usually true that sex is pretty fun. So figure out your magic number and figure out your spouse’s and then make your sex happen that often. Trust me. It will save your marriage. How often do you and your spouse need to have sex? Image via danielmoyle/Flickr

title: “Married Couples Who Have Sex Less Than Once A Week Are In Trouble” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-27” author: “Paul Milo”

Married couples who have “sexless marriages” are, indeed, unhappier than those who have plenty of the between the sheets action. But just what constitutes a “sexless marriage”? I know for my husband, if we fall below once a week, he starts to get pissy. It may sound bad, but it’s true. There is a lot of door slamming and whining and “why aren’t you paying attention to me?” But you know what? I’ll take it. There are worse things that can happen. Having known many couples over the years and having heard some of their intimate stories, I know that every couple has their magic number. Whether it’s once a week or once a year, there is a bare minimum that is required to keep the magic alive. Once you fall below that number, you start to feel less desirable, less attractive, and generally less. And that is NOT good for any marriage. Having spoken off the record with a few friends on this subject, I am aware that once a week isn’t the norm. But every couple has their “hmmm, why are we not being intimate?” moment. For me, I would start to get antsy around two weeks. I would start to feel neglected and like he didn’t love me or find me attractive. Once you reach that point, there is trouble. And if you go beyond that point? Look out. Sure, there are extenuating circumstances when people get sick or have a baby or travel for work, but in general, even in busy times, couples need to find their magic number and stick to it. If yours is one week like mine, you better find the time to get between the sheets even if it isn’t what you want to do at that moment. The person with the higher sex drive or who needs it more often is the one who wins in this case. Even if you don’t feel like it, once you get started, it’s usually true that sex is pretty fun. So figure out your magic number and figure out your spouse’s and then make your sex happen that often. Trust me. It will save your marriage. How often do you and your spouse need to have sex? Image via danielmoyle/Flickr

title: “Married Couples Who Have Sex Less Than Once A Week Are In Trouble” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-20” author: “Susan Adamson”

Married couples who have “sexless marriages” are, indeed, unhappier than those who have plenty of the between the sheets action. But just what constitutes a “sexless marriage”? I know for my husband, if we fall below once a week, he starts to get pissy. It may sound bad, but it’s true. There is a lot of door slamming and whining and “why aren’t you paying attention to me?” But you know what? I’ll take it. There are worse things that can happen. Having known many couples over the years and having heard some of their intimate stories, I know that every couple has their magic number. Whether it’s once a week or once a year, there is a bare minimum that is required to keep the magic alive. Once you fall below that number, you start to feel less desirable, less attractive, and generally less. And that is NOT good for any marriage. Having spoken off the record with a few friends on this subject, I am aware that once a week isn’t the norm. But every couple has their “hmmm, why are we not being intimate?” moment. For me, I would start to get antsy around two weeks. I would start to feel neglected and like he didn’t love me or find me attractive. Once you reach that point, there is trouble. And if you go beyond that point? Look out. Sure, there are extenuating circumstances when people get sick or have a baby or travel for work, but in general, even in busy times, couples need to find their magic number and stick to it. If yours is one week like mine, you better find the time to get between the sheets even if it isn’t what you want to do at that moment. The person with the higher sex drive or who needs it more often is the one who wins in this case. Even if you don’t feel like it, once you get started, it’s usually true that sex is pretty fun. So figure out your magic number and figure out your spouse’s and then make your sex happen that often. Trust me. It will save your marriage. How often do you and your spouse need to have sex? Image via danielmoyle/Flickr

title: “Married Couples Who Have Sex Less Than Once A Week Are In Trouble” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-02” author: “William Morales”

Married couples who have “sexless marriages” are, indeed, unhappier than those who have plenty of the between the sheets action. But just what constitutes a “sexless marriage”? I know for my husband, if we fall below once a week, he starts to get pissy. It may sound bad, but it’s true. There is a lot of door slamming and whining and “why aren’t you paying attention to me?” But you know what? I’ll take it. There are worse things that can happen. Having known many couples over the years and having heard some of their intimate stories, I know that every couple has their magic number. Whether it’s once a week or once a year, there is a bare minimum that is required to keep the magic alive. Once you fall below that number, you start to feel less desirable, less attractive, and generally less. And that is NOT good for any marriage. Having spoken off the record with a few friends on this subject, I am aware that once a week isn’t the norm. But every couple has their “hmmm, why are we not being intimate?” moment. For me, I would start to get antsy around two weeks. I would start to feel neglected and like he didn’t love me or find me attractive. Once you reach that point, there is trouble. And if you go beyond that point? Look out. Sure, there are extenuating circumstances when people get sick or have a baby or travel for work, but in general, even in busy times, couples need to find their magic number and stick to it. If yours is one week like mine, you better find the time to get between the sheets even if it isn’t what you want to do at that moment. The person with the higher sex drive or who needs it more often is the one who wins in this case. Even if you don’t feel like it, once you get started, it’s usually true that sex is pretty fun. So figure out your magic number and figure out your spouse’s and then make your sex happen that often. Trust me. It will save your marriage. How often do you and your spouse need to have sex? Image via danielmoyle/Flickr