Body and Healthy Life

  According to a study, people greatly misestimate how often their friends' relationships involve sex each month . A lot of people are driven by curiosity about others' private lives. While many may not want to delve into the lives of complete strangers, they often want to peek into their friends' lives to see how they differ, what they do differently, and what they have more or less of. When people don’t receive specific information, they tend to make assumptions about more intimate details, such as how often their friends have sex. It turns out that almost everyone guesses wrong about the frequency of their friends' intimate moments. Do Your Friends Really Have Less Sex? As part of a large survey participants were asked how many times they think couples aged 18 to 29 had sex in the past four weeks. On average, respondents guessed 14 times, but this number is much higher than the actual data. Researchers revealed that an average couple usually has sex about four to fi...

  Have you met someone and felt like you needed to fan yourself by the end of the conversation? Did the air almost sizzle between you on the date? But by the time you got home, you were convincing yourself that it was just the approaching summer, and you were seeing something that wasn’t there? First, let us stop you right there: don’t overthink it! Now, let us reassure you that you weren’t imagining the sexual tension. Yes, even the blind could see there was something between you. The following 6 signs unmistakably prove that there is indeed a spark between you two. Read The Body Language Sometimes the smallest signs are enough to sense mutual sexual tension – such as touches. A gentle brush on the arm. Leaning in closer during conversation. These body language signals all indicate that there’s something between you. If you can delve deeper, try to assess how alive and in tune with your body you feel around them. Adrenaline Rushes There are invisible signs as well. Like the rush o...

They Have Nothing to Do with Sexy Lingerie or New Positions. These simple but effective methods can rekindle a sex life and increase the frequency of intimacy. When a sex life becomes monotonous and encounters become infrequent, partners often resort to well-known tactics like sexy lingerie, new positions, or purchasing sexual accessories. They might even go away for a weekend in hopes of revitalizing their intimacy. While these tricks might provide temporary solutions, addressing the underlying problem requires entirely different methods. The issues often run much deeper than they might appear. Here are three effective techniques that can genuinely help in such situations, none of which involve lace panties. 3 Effective Methods to Revive a Ruined Sex Life Fluctuations in passion and changes in sexual frequency are completely normal in a relationship. Every long-term relationship experiences ups and downs, which is not a problem as long as the sexual life doesn’t remain at a low point ...

Sex is an important part of most healthy relationships. Besides seeking personal sexual pleasure , many of us also strive to ensure our partner's enjoyment. Some people find it easy to talk about these topics openly, naturally, and without any shame, while for others, it can be a bit more challenging. Even though they want to please their partner, they might not dare or know how to ask the right questions. Communicating openly about sex or other relationship matters is often hindered by our bad habits. Wasn't it supposed to be that lovers could read each other's most secret thoughts? Unfortunately, that's not the case. For sex to work well, you need to talk, and it's worth approaching such lists cautiously. Every woman and man is unique, with desires that create a blend unique to them, so not even the coolest male enhancement articles can give you a universal recipe. However, they can draw your attention to small details that might be worth asking your partner about...

We don't know what you think about singles, but we can definitely shed some light on the picture. If you live alone, read on for validation; if you're married, read on for perspective! Many myths about what is necessary for a happy, healthy, and normal life are being debunked these days. We no longer believe that women must have children before turning thirty. We see plenty of examples, if we're willing to open our eyes, that valuable relationships can exist between sex partners . We're starting to understand that someone can still be working even if they aren't in an office from 8 AM to 5 PM... However, the notion that a "normal" adult life includes marriage or at least a long-term relationship is still prevalent. This idea is most strongly contradicted by statistics. It can't be considered abnormal when it affects one-third of households. It's time to get used to the idea that living alone isn't necessarily a forced or transitional state; ma...