Scientists: Frequency of Sex Influences Family Relationships

In a groundbreaking study, researchers examined the influence of sex frequency on the dynamics of long-term relationships. Couples living together for an extended period participated in this extensive experiment, divided into two phases.

Initially, the pairs responded to questions after careful consideration, providing thoughtful answers. The subsequent phase, however, involved rapid surveys where individuals relied solely on automatic, instinctual feelings.

Analyzing responses from the first phase, scientists found minimal correlation between partners' satisfaction with their relationship and how often they engaged in sexual activity. This led to the conclusion that the happiness of partners in a relationship is not dependent on the intensity of their intimate life.

Contrary to the initial findings, the second phase of instinctual surveying revealed an intriguing revelation. Evaluating the frequency of sexual activity did indeed correlate with the quality of the relationship, but at a deeper, subconscious level. Partners engaging in an active sex life showcased a remarkably robust bond, a sense of complete trust, and deeper emotions towards each other. However, they might not consciously realize this, as such information is ingrained at a subconscious and instinctual level.