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Relieve stress with sex

It is good for your relationship too

Summary:  It turns out that couples are simply not having enough sex, which has many health benefits, including lower levels of stress and better sleep.  Plus, couples that are frequently intimate have more solid relationships.

Pic of a girl reading a book on sex before honeymoon

Cara writes, “My boyfriend has this air about him sometimes; he is like Mr. Know-It-All. I doubt it if he can admit that he has a problem but I think he does because he shuts himself in his own world and throws me out completely. But he can be so amazingly sweet and there are times when he says, “Honey, I am sorry,” but he struggles just to say sorry to me and he even admits that it’s an effort. Sometimes he says he is wrong but that is maybe if his conscience is alive on that day. Hey, I don't want to paint him black but I am just saying, yes, you are right, you seem to know these things better. Of late he is spending most of his evenings at the gym. He says it kills the stress. By the way, does sex kill stress? He said so (to my girl friend after gym) but that made me not want to have sex with him if it was for killing stress. I did ask him about it and he was so defensive, “No, baby, I didn't mean that way.” Yeah, Victor is very interesting, ‘difficult to understand” is more like it. I am wondering if he needs professional help.”

Regarding your boyfriend, there are a few things to consider. I am afraid that if you tell him that he should seek help from an expert, he will have to admit that something is wrong with him. And based on what you have told me, he is not the man who likes to admit his mistakes. In order for him to work with a professional, he will have to understand that there are areas for improvement and he must seek help and then even more importantly he must follow the advice carefully. Otherwise it will not work and then he will blame you that you forced him to do it and it is not working. So you have to see if he is ready for it.

He is somewhat right about reducing stress: both exercise and sex help in reducing stress. They take your mind off of what is causing the stress. And in both exercise and sex, as you work hard (you know what I mean) you breathe more oxygen, your blood circulation improves, and you feel better as pleasure hormones (endorphins) are released. But this is the important part: sex or exercise alone cannot reduce the stress. There are two ways of reducing stress:

For example if your stress is caused by a nasty boss, you first need to change your boss by looking for another job and at the same time, not take your boss so seriously. After all he is another person like you trying to do her or his job (and similar other attitude adjustments). By indulging in sex or exercising like crazy, you have done something to cope with it but the root cause of the problem has not gone away.

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