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Relationships Expert - Answered on Jun 30, 2023

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 14, 2023Hindi

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I m 56 now and my wife is 52 , actually We have nice sex life , We do it once in @15 days . Is it Ok or less. I think my wife is not satisfied. She expects once in a week.

Ans: There’s no magic number for sex. Different couples have a different rhythm. If your wife has conveyed to you that she wants it more often, well then, do it more often!

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Me and my wifes sex desires are very different. She didnt even agree for 6 times a month. We are 43 and 41 years. We even have fight due to this Is it normal. Will the difference increase with age.

Ans: Dear Abhishek,
What number game are you playing? And why does she have to agree for 6 times a month? How did you arrive at that magic number?
Jokes aside; the less you focus on sex, the more it naturally might have a chance to happen. Sex frequency and quality changes with age and phases of life; the sooner you understand this, the more you will enjoy the times you actually get intimate.
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Hi Anu , I am 43 YO and my wife is 37 . We have a 6 YO daughter. I am not happy with our sexual life. I want to have sex 2 times a week but my wife rarely agrees for it. We have sex only 2 times a month. I am not happy with it . Please advice.

Ans: Dear Vivek,
Keeping these statistics in mind does not help you or anyone. This is not a competition!
De-focus from these numbers and instead start to focus on what made your wife lose interest in sex. This will help you help her and understand her better. And once, you know the root cause, it becomes easier to 'talk' about it and then set things right!
Yes, you need to have that 'talk' with your wife so that she has a place where she can communicate to you as to why she does not feel excited? If it's anything that needs medical attention, then you can act quickly on that as well.
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