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Women don't marry the best sex of their lives  

evergrnstatewife 53M/63F
1582 posts
2/2/2013 7:29 am

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2/2/2013 7:02 pm

Women don't marry the best sex of their lives

I found this on MSN this morning.

"Bad news, husbands. Although you may consider yourself to be your wife's most exciting sex partner, chances are the honor actually lies with one of her ex-lovers.



A recent study from iVillage found that less than half of married women describe their husband as their best sex ever. Fifty-two percent of those surveyed said an ex was better in bed than their current spouse. Sound dismal? That's not the worst of it.
The website surveyed 2,000 married women with a 60/40 split of those with and without .
If the lackluster sex isn't bad enough, the poll found that 66 percent of married women would rather read a book, watch a movie or take a nap than have sex with a spouse.
Some might describe their sex lives as stale, but according to the survey, married women are quite content with this boring bedroom behavior.
"The iVillage study shows that not all housewives are desperate - surprisingly they are quite content and fulfilled with their predictable sex lives," said editor Liz Zack in a press release. "Perhaps that's because sex is not a priority when it comes to personal time. Today's married women lead such busy lives that they consider rest and relaxation a better self indulgence."
The New York Post recently cited the study in a story titled, "Nobody marries their best sex ever." Sex therapist Sari Cooper told the Post that she talks to many women who are concerned that their husbands don't match up to sexual escapades of the past. But Cooper explains:
"Your best sexual relationship has likely been with the person who was most unstable and most volatile, but was very passionate. That's like riding a roller coaster. That's passion. But if you have a family, riding a roller coaster isn't that great for ."

Photo: Christoph Wilhelm/Getty Images


Boy, I can certianly relate to that. Puts a lot of things in perspective.

Shared wife -evergreenstatewife


evergrnstatewife 53M/63F
2274 posts
2/2/2013 1:41 pm

    Quoting rm_Hedonista13:
    That's exactly why there should be open marriages. Women marry men who will satisfy their desire for a good father and provider. Mother Nature has us hard-wired to think that way.

    I recommend a book called "Sex Before Dawn" - it's a serious but easy read and very interesting book which gives the sociological and anthropological reasons we do what we do. My personal belief is that it should be required reading!
Interesting opening. I find the open marriage thing intriguing, though I know little about it. A huge reason my wife and I play as we play.

If you had the opportunity, would you pursue an open marriage?


Shared wife -evergreenstatewife


rm_Hedonista13 58F
2836 posts
2/2/2013 11:17 am

That's exactly why there should be open marriages. Women marry men who will satisfy their desire for a good father and provider. Mother Nature has us hard-wired to think that way.

I recommend a book called "Sex Before Dawn" - it's a serious but easy read and very interesting book which gives the sociological and anthropological reasons we do what we do. My personal belief is that it should be required reading!


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