A new study sheds light on how attitudes towards the coronavirus are affecting people’s relationships. It was observed that sexual life was also affected by the attitude and perception towards COVID-19.
It’s no secret that the pandemic has had a seismic effect on people’s relationships. However, a new study fear of COVID-19revealed that it may have really benefited couples when it comes to their sex lives.
The research, led by psychologists at the University of Lisbon and the Kinsey Institute in Indiana, is published in The Journal of Sex Research. In this cross-sectional study, romantic relationships 303 adults examined.
Various lifestyle changes were found to be associated with positive sexual desire in the study. However, this was “only for participants with a high (compared to miscarriage) fear of COVID-19”.
“For these participants, sexual desire is correlated with positive changes in one’s sex life and by wanting to spend time with one’s partner The study adds that its results were consistent after controlling for pandemic anxiety and demographic variables.
The authors write, “This study person and relationship well-being “expands the literature focusing on the importance of romantic relationships in stressful situations such as the COVID-19 pandemic,” concludes.
A study published in the journal The Leisure Sciences in 2020 found that about half of the 1,559 adults surveyed had a negative impact on their sex lives.
On the other hand, one in five sexually active participants “expands their sexual repertoire by adding new activities” are more sexually adventurous had been detected.
In the study, “Among common additions sexting, trying new sexual positions and sharing sexual fantasies.” The authors continued: Being younger, living alone, and feeling stressed and lonely were linked to trying new things.
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