In a new blog , sex psychologist Dr Justin Lehmiller reveals the benefits of spooning after sex. Participants were surveyed about the amount of time they spent on foreplay, sex and ‘after-sex affection’, as well as how satisfied they were in their sex lives and relationships. (Image: Getty Images)The results revealed that people who spent more time on post-sex affection were more satisfied with their sex lives, as well as their relationships. Dr Lehmiller said: “What these studies suggest is that the more time couples spend spooning or otherwise being intimate after sex, the happier they are. “Of course, the reverse causality is also possible, meaning that perhaps being in a happy relationship causes couples to spoon.

Source: Daily Mirror April 04, 2019 14:03 UTC