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How to have passionate sex every night. 365 days of pleasure. Discover the formula to make love with the same person every day without losing the charm. Titles proclaiming the best way to enjoy without getting bored in bed invade magazines, Web sites and self help books. But is it really good to have sex every day of the year?
Two couples who tested
Two books published strikingly similar in theme to the middle of this year, put the focus on a major concern of many people: the frequency of sexual intercourse.
Although different in detail, narrative and structure, "365 Nights" (365 nights) of Charla and Brad Muller, and "Just Do It" (Just do it), Annie and Douglas Brown, born in the same way. Since the experiment of two very disparate partners, raised the goal to have sex every day. For almost anyone living in this world, certainly no mean feat.
In fact, statistics show that the average couple is far below that figure. One of the last major studies on the subject, the "American Sexual Behavior," conducted by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago, concluded that married couples have sex about 66 times a year (1 every 5 or 6 days). The exception, according to research, are younger (teenagers of just 18) who, despite being married, have sex 109 times a year (1 every 3 days).
The benefits of sex are widely noted. "When sex is good, full, emotionally connected, satisfying and comforting, is the glue that holds any relationship together," says Mary Jo Fay, lecturer and author of books such as "Helping singles find the right date." Moreover, having Sex can keep more people in times of stress within the body produces hormones that make you feel good, remember.
Or, as summarized by the sexologist and sex educator Amy Levine, having sex is beneficial because it increases the intimacy between partners.
But what happens when to schedule the tasks as more work daily to fulfill?
