What can cause a low sex drive in women

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We will cut straight to the chase with this article and keep it short. It’s important that you think about the 3 possible reasons below why you see low sex drive in women.

1 Cause of low sex drive in women is she’s bored


Brutal we know but perhaps not difficult to understand with some basic maths. Maybe your married or know someone who is. Imagine they have been married for 10 years and only have sex once a month. 12 x 10 =120. Imagine doing the same thing over and over again, having sex in the same location, following the same, dare we say it, routine. You can see why potentially interest can dwindle.
Don’t stress though, Secret Sex Coach has all the guidance you need and the tools to spice things up in the relationship. You may find our Common Female Fantasies article interesting.





2nd cause is she doesn’t Orgasm…
The chance of your partner having an Orgasm from intercourse alone? Around 25%. More worrying is the fact that around 15% of women have never experienced an Orgasm ever. Sex is about both parties involved and science has proven that women need some extra stimulation to reach orgasm. We of course go into more detail on this later on and we reveal a way of cheating to get her to orgasm on every encounter. It’s important that as you move on from this page you understand that there is only so much you as a man (or maybe a woman) can do to get her there, your not failing in your performance, your fighting natural science.


Cause 3 unresolved conflict in the relationship
Let us first state that this website is far from a relationship advice website, however unresolved conflicts in the relationship will cause a sexless relationship.
Think about the last time you had a fight with your partner, did you feel like having sex with them after? Probably not. If you feel the problem isn’t any of the above then you need to consider whether there is a problem in the relationship. The only way to discover that is by having a meaningful conversation about what is actually going on. Let your partner know that you’re open to feedback and want to work on your relationship.