People who can better communicate and understand another person’s emotions are more likely to have a satisfying sex life, new research finds.
“Sexual health includes sexual well-being, and sexual enjoyment is an important part [of that],” said study researcher Adena Galinsky, of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. “How people interact and their ability to listen to each other and take each other’s perspective can really influence the sex that they have.” [Top 10 Aphrodisiacs]
Source: www.livescience.com, via Edwin Rutsch
