6 Relationship Mistakes That Can Screw Up Your Sex Life

Do you know how sex starts out exciting and over time it loses its fizzle? Even though sex may change throughout years of married life, you can still have a fulfilling sexual relationship for a lifetime. What many couples do not realize is how they treat each other during the day affects what happens in the bedroom at night.

Here are 6 things relationship mistakes that eventually can screw up your sex life:

1. Stop Making Their Relationship a Priority

Life gets hectic and it is easy to focus on everything besides each other. Eventually, your relationship and sex life suffer from lack of attention.

2. Attack each other

Many couples use their words to attack each other. Those wounds can go deep into the hearts of their mates. Scars form and the heart grows cold. In the long run, their sex life grows cold as well.

3. Quit Trying New Things

If you have been married for a while, you know which sexual buttons to push to get a response. It is tempting to rush through sex and just do the same thing over and over. Ultimately, sex becomes boring and mundane.

4. Stop Doing Romantic Things

Romance is a demonstration of affection for your mate. This positive expression of love can help keep your marriage warm and affectionate inside and outside the bedroom.

5. Quit Touching Outside of Sex

When was the last time you snuggled on the couch together or shared a long kiss outside of sex? If you cannot remember, then it has been too long.

6. Do Not Cherish Each Other

In a long-term relationship, it is easy to start taking each other for granted. You start focusing on the annoying things that your mate does, and you forget to notice the positive things.

These are just a few of the relationship mistakes that couples make that affects their sex life. If you want to know more about improving the intimacy in your marriage, then I invite you to get our special report, "Keeping That Loving Feeling: 7 Secrets Every Couple Should Know"
Sex is to marriage what hot is to soup. You can have one without the other, but it is not nearly as palatable. Good luck in building your dream marriage- Laurel Barnet