Mighty Women Lower libido?

The success of the wives in your career and make a living for his family allegedly helped change the division of roles within the family, including in decision-making and sex drive.

Women who have a more dominant role than in the general partner to have sex less often than women whose role in households below or equal to her husband.

According to a survey conducted in six countries in Africa. From the survey it was revealed, the lack of sexual activity primarily owned by women who have a full role in any decision-making in the household.

The study, published in the Journal of Sex Research was conducted in Africa, the majority of the country still allow the practice of female circumcision. As is known, the practice is very dangerous and had a great impact on the decrease in female libido.

But in a country that does not practice female circumcision, as in the United States (U.S.), was also found not far different results. In a study conducted by the National Sleep Foundation found one in four couples in the country was admitted very tired so often lazy lovemaking.

According DrWendy Walsh, clinical psychologist from California State University Channel Islands, the issue of "power" in the household in the U.S. mainly revolved around about who the breadwinner in the family.

"Women who make more money than her husband could also be too tired because of the energy devoted to his career and domestic affairs, especially if she has small children," he said.

However, according to him, this time the frequency of having sex couples in the U.S. is declining. In a survey conducted by Durex revealed only 34 percent of couples in the U.S. who have sex 2-3 times a week.

In fact, good sex can help reduce stress, improve self-confidence, makes feel younger, and make someone feel loved and appreciated.

Meanwhile, in terms of men, it turns out the man who often have problems with erection usually have a more successful career and try to please her family. This was revealed in the Ideal Sex Survey conducted in several Asian countries, including Indonesia.

About 24 percent of men who often had difficulty achieving optimal erection hardness is generally successful in their careers. "These successes are a camouflage for the husband because he could not please her in bed," said Dr. Heru Oentoeng, spand, sexologists.