Women will encounter "sexual distress" in their thirties”

　　Physiologically speaking, a woman’s 30-year-old age is the beginning of her prime time for sex. A 30-year-old body is more mature than a 20-year-old body, and its desires are stronger. From an emotional point of view (emotional blog, let’s talk about feelings), a 30-year-old woman has finally sorted out the myriad threads of life, and all the big and small things are gradually settling down. However, what embarrasses us is that when we finally think we are ready, we find that things are not as smooth as we originally imagined and expected.

　　Many of this age female We have all had similar feelings: at the beginning of the three-character period, we finally got rid of the youthfulness and little knowledge of sex when we were 20 years old, and we are eager to reach the peak of sex. However, the arrival of the "rush" era of women does not arrive as expected as our "old friends". Classic changes for thirty-year-old women

　　The embarrassment of a 30-year-old woman: No time for sex. An American website once conducted a survey: If God gave you 25 hours a day instead of 24 hours, what would you do with the extra hour? 90% of men and 65% of women gave the same answer: sex.

　　If you're too busy at work and too stressed out to have time for sex, you're not alone. According to the tests we conducted, most working women in this age group face this problem. The age of 30 is a critical moment for career accumulation. Years of accumulation are put to the test. Who dares to take it lightly at such a time? Strong women are getting busier day by day. They are like a tired top, never having time to relax, because something will suddenly whip them in the back, giving people another reason to continue spinning.

　　Real record: 30-year-old Aijia is now faced with the choice of returning home to take care of her newborn baby or taking on the role of department leader. Her husband is already extremely busy at work, and of course he hopes that Aijia can go home and be a full-time mother, and encourages her with the grand theory that "the hand that moves the cradle is the hand that moves society."

　　Aijia began to feel overwhelmed: on the one hand, she wanted to enjoy life quietly and watch her daughter grow up in person.； On the other hand, she was really reluctant to let her flourishing career fall by the wayside. If she works harder, she may enter the company's senior decision-making level.

　　Ai Jia struggled a lot with what kind of life to choose. In the end, Aijia decided to return to the workplace, even though she was under the dual pressure of work and family. Aijia, who is so strong, can hardly find time and mood to have sex now, and almost all of her weekend time is used to catch up on sleep.