Here's What To Do If You're Stuck In A Sexless Marriage

It’s difficult to say exactly how many of Singapore’s married couples are too exhausted, cranky, overworked, resentful, stressed or depressed to get it on, but experts estimate that 15-20 per cent 
of couples have sex fewer than 10 times 
a year, which is how they define a sexless marriage.

The traditional tendency is to blame the woman, but sex therapists 
say the age-old story of the sexually indifferent wife with a permanent headache and the libidinous male 
who is always up for it is a myth.

Therapists say that a man’s sex drive can fluctuate for the same reasons a woman’s can: emotional disconnection, underlying resentment, unresolved relationship problems, stress, depression, sexual tedium, a heavy workload, exhaustion, or a sense that their partner 
is too critical of them.

Here's what to do to remedy the situation and get your love life back on-track:

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