The Sexual Mindfulness Project

Sexual desire discrepancy of desire discrepancy marriage is a state that depicts the dif ference between one’s desired sexual intercourse frequencies to the actual frequency of the sex. As per an old stereotype, men want more frequent sex as compared to women, while women don’t want it to happen this frequently. Well! This is not exactly the truth; however, it requires one to dig deep to understand this discrepancy between a married couple. Men’s arousal is quick and fast; whereas, women’s arousal is slow yet steady. But again, it should not be stereotyped. Among the couples seeking sex therapy, sexual desire discrepancy stands as one of the most commonly reported dysfunctions.   About Sexual Desire Discrepancy SDD: An Overview    In simple words, sexual desire discrepancy is when two partners in a relationship do not share the same level of sexual intercourse desire. Moreover, the couple does not share the same desires or interests. What drives one towards havin...

Desire Discrepancy  develops when one partner experiences fluctuations in sexual desires within a couple. According to the latest research (Based on the research by Joel, Day, Muise & Impett, 2015), it is evident that more than 80% of couples regularly experience situations where one partner is willing to have sex while the other doesn't.    As per many acclaimed sex therapists, such desire discrepancies are common among couples. Such a common sexual problem is considered more distressing because of its dampening effect on the romantic relationship.     Such differences in desires A.K.A libido within a sexual relationship is bound to happen at some point. Such scenarios are even more likely to happen during the lockdown of a global pandemic. These differences are usually known as desire discrepancy, and it can be a huge source of tension between partners.    Multiple factors influence our libido, due to which it can fluctuate ever ...

  Sexual Desire Discrepancy occurs when one partner of a couple experiences more or less sexual desire as compared to their partner. According to some latest research, it is shown that up to 80% of couples regularly experience situations where one partner is willing to have sex while the other doesn’t. (Based on the research by Joel, Day, Muise & Impett, 2015).     According to many acclaimed sex therapists, such desire discrepancies are very common among couples. Such a common sexual problem is considered more distressing because of its dampening effect on the romantic relationship.     Such differences in libido (desires) within a sexual relationship are bound to happen at some point. Such scenarios are even more likely to happen during the lockdown of a global pandemic. These differences are usually known as desire discrepancy. It can be a huge source of tension between partners. There are several factors responsible for desire discrep...