When you’re not feeling well, mentally or physically exhausted, or under a lot of stress, do you ever find that sex doesn’t go well—or that you just can’t get into it?
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I feel like sex can be affected by your physical condition and mood at the time. What do you think?
👤Asked byGuest👩GenderFemale🎂30s👑Universe female member
It definitely affects things—I’m the same way.
I usually go for two rounds, but if something unpleasant happens at work, I can only manage one.
(I can still do one round, though lol.)
When something good happens and I’m feeling upbeat, I get rock-hard down there.
That’s just being human, lol.
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I think that’s just how women are.
On the other hand, for men, that side of things often gets even more active when they’re feeling unwell or under a lot of stress.
I hope we can create a world where these differences between men and women are respected by both sides.
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There’s one woman I’ve been meeting.
Lately, we’ve just been having nice meals together and then going our separate ways.
I hope she’s enjoying our dinners too…
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When you’re not feeling well, you may not even be able to climax.
Even if you’re usually very responsive, there are times when it just doesn’t happen. When your body is exhausted, it’s basically crying out that it can’t handle doing anything like that right now.
So please don’t worry—you’re not the only one.
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