@wh0r30z …sex has become so saturated Meanwhile the people who don’t watch p*rn and only have the fewest partners in their life are the ones (on avg) who are supremely satisfied with their sex life. Far better than any other group Wish I knew that earlier
Sexual satisfaction and relationship happiness in midlife and older couples in five countries.
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The overall sentiment shows a mix of agreement and curiosity, with comments like one user wishing they knew earlier that fewer partners might mean greater satisfaction, and others questioning the oversimplification of happiness related to partner number. The tone is personal and contemplative, reflecting both a trust in scientific findings and an awareness of societal complexity.
Most posts seem to agree with the findings that factors like number of partners and relationship length influence satisfaction, as seen in expressions of trust in scientific research and observations about relationship dynamics.
Posts demonstrate high interest, with users discussing themes like romantic satisfaction and the effects of modern sexuality, indicating engagement with the article's topics.
Comments include personal reflections and debates about societal norms, showing moderate but meaningful involvement, such as the remark on how sexual saturation and partner count relate to satisfaction.
The discussions hint at influencing beliefs about relationship happiness, especially with posts emphasizing the significance of physical intimacy over societal perceptions, though direct actions or widespread change are not explicitly mentioned.
Abstract in brief
- The study explored sexual satisfaction and relationship happiness among middle-aged and older couples across five countries, focusing on how factors like health, intimacy, and sexual function influence these aspects.
- Findings showed that men's relationship happiness was linked to health, physical intimacy, and sexual functioning, while women's happiness was mainly related to sexual functioning; longer relationships generally increased satisfaction, but women in longer relationships reported less happiness than men.
- Gender differences emerged in what predicted satisfaction: sexual functioning was a key factor for both, but physical intimacy was more important for men's happiness, highlighting distinct experiences of long-term couples based on gender.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@VitGerivaz @ocaodamalta Confio mais na ciência: "...women in relationships of 20 to 40 years were significantly less likely than men to report relationship happiness." (https://t.co/SSSKgloUF7) Estes temas são muito mais complexos do que parecem e resumir felicidade a n° de parceiros.
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@wh0r30z …sex has become so saturated Meanwhile the people who don’t watch p*rn and only have the fewest partners in their life are the ones (on avg) who are supremely satisfied with their sex life. Far better than any other group Wish I knew that earlier
@VitGerivaz @ocaodamalta Confio mais na ciência: "...women in relationships of 20 to 40 years were significantly less likely than men to report relationship happiness." (https://t.co/SSSKgloUF7) Estes temas são muito mais complexos do que parecem e resumir felicidade a n° de parceiros.