Know What it is the right time to have Sex in a Relationship

When to start having sex in a relationship, according to science

Early on in a relationship, we’ve all concerned about whether we’re moving too quickly or too slowly with our possible partner. Which made us wonder: When is the ideal moment to begin having sex in a relationship?

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Very few studies have been done regarding the health of the relationship from the perspective of the very first time couples had sex. The main point is that neither of you should ask for sex when you are just starting your relationship. “Above all, make sure that he is at ease with what is going to be discussed.”  Here’s what three different researchers have to say about when to have sex:

Wait for few weeks 

Psychotherapist Barton Goldsmith hit the nail on the head by saying that this is ultimate thing- just three long hours if you wanna know if you are ready and sure. This time don’t have to be consecutive, instead, they could be a couple of hours going out for dinner plus a Saturday afternoon together and so forth, till the total hours are added. For the great majority of people it is probably a few weeks to have sex in a relationship. 

Wait for a few months 

Coleman said this three-month mark would be the ideal time for him to begin being physically involved. Doing the right should find you in a more secure place than the so-called honeymoon period of a relationship, when your emotions have calm down little and you are thinking much more rationally. 

Although the honeymoon period is full of exciting moments, it’s also full of ups and downs, and it’s really emotionally clashing. Right after that time you are absolutely sure your match is the guy you are looking for.

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Wait until marriage 

Someday believes in his religious principles so much that he or she can postpone sexual relationships until after they became husband and wives.
A study comes to the conclusion that the teens who started their dating life early on had a lower general relationship quality than the others. It turned out that regarding women who did not have sex with their partner in the first six months of relationship observed a greater satisfaction with it, a stronger commitment and intimacy with their partner and a higher sexual satisfaction in comparison to the women who had sex before them.

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