The Sex - One
thing that completes the
happiness of married couples
are blessed with a child. But in fact a survey revealed
that the presence of children in a wedding actually reduce the frequency of the couple's lovemaking.
Complete the survey reveals that 6 out of 10 new parents about sex, even one of the three couples fight more often after the child was born.
In addition, 4 of 10 fathers and new mothers admitted after a child, spouse so it looks less attractive. This certainly raises Dugan that the presence of children may be damaging the couple's relationship.
61 percent of parents claim is often made a fuss about parenting a child with only half of the participants who spent quality time with their partners once a month.
Survey performed by the site childcare, Yano shows that 42 percent of women who are no longer attracted to her husband after giving birth tend to blame the financial pressures and domestic work as the cause.
As reported by the indianexpress, Monday (09/07/2012), the survey also revealed that a number of new mothers claimed to hate her husband's approach to being a father and believes her husband should take greater responsibility for raising children, whereas men tend to only complain about the style parenting their children.
6 out of 10 new parents also admitted her intimate relationships have been destroyed since having a child with only 28 percent who still have sex even once a month and 5 percent once a year, even 7 percent of couples admitted to not having sex at all.
Complete the survey reveals that 6 out of 10 new parents about sex, even one of the three couples fight more often after the child was born.
In addition, 4 of 10 fathers and new mothers admitted after a child, spouse so it looks less attractive. This certainly raises Dugan that the presence of children may be damaging the couple's relationship.
61 percent of parents claim is often made a fuss about parenting a child with only half of the participants who spent quality time with their partners once a month.
Survey performed by the site childcare, Yano shows that 42 percent of women who are no longer attracted to her husband after giving birth tend to blame the financial pressures and domestic work as the cause.
As reported by the indianexpress, Monday (09/07/2012), the survey also revealed that a number of new mothers claimed to hate her husband's approach to being a father and believes her husband should take greater responsibility for raising children, whereas men tend to only complain about the style parenting their children.
6 out of 10 new parents also admitted her intimate relationships have been destroyed since having a child with only 28 percent who still have sex even once a month and 5 percent once a year, even 7 percent of couples admitted to not having sex at all.
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