Do women still want to have sex with others after getting married

Whether women develop sexual impulses towards others after marriage varies from person to person, mainly related to individual psychological needs, marital quality, hormone levels, and other factors. Most women tend to focus their sexual impulses on their partners when their marital relationship is stable and their emotional needs are met, while a few may experience brief fantasies due to emotional distance or mismatched sexual needs. In stable marital relationships, women typically derive satisfaction through intimate behavior and emotional communication, with sexual attraction directed towards their partners. The trust and daily interaction quality between partners will strengthen emotional connections, and sexual fantasies will naturally focus on the spouse. Some women may experience fluctuations in sexual desire due to hormonal changes or parenting stress after giving birth, but it may not necessarily be directed towards a specific partner. When there is long-term emotional neglect and disharmony in sexual life in marriage, a small number of women may have short-term fantasies about others. This situation often reflects unmet needs in marriage rather than purely physiological impulses. Middle aged women may increase their desire for sexual exploration due to changes in hormone levels, but their actual behavior is still dominated by moral constraints and emotional loyalty.

It is recommended to strengthen emotional connections by increasing effective communication between couples and participating in intimate activities together. If there is a strong extramarital sexual impulse for a long time, psychological counseling can be sought to help analyze underlying needs. Sexual attraction in marriage requires both parties to maintain it together, and regular emotional communication is more important than simply suppressing desires.