Having sex more often doesn't necessarily mean you'll be happier.

American scientists have discovered that having more sex doesn't make you happier; in fact, it can have the opposite effect.

Scientists at Carnegie Mellon University (USA) conducted research on the impact of frequency of sexual intercourse.This affects the health and mood of the couple. They discovered that having sex too often can kill sexual desire instead of boosting it as many people think.

To reach this conclusion, they studied 64 couples aged 35-65. The couples were divided into two groups: the first group did not change the frequency of intercourse, while the second group doubled the frequency. The experiment lasted 3 months, during which the couples recorded the number of intercourses, levels of desire, enjoyment, and individual satisfaction. The results showed that while the second group increased the frequency of intercourse, their satisfaction, fulfillment, and desire decreased.The decline is at an alarming rate.

What matters is whether you feel satisfied each time, not how many times.

George Leowenstein, a professor of economics and psychology at Carnegie Mellon University, says that increasing the frequency of sexual intercourse can be seen as a form of compulsion, suppressing sexual desire. For happiness, couples should focus on the quality rather than the quantity of their sexual relationship.

According to VNE