It’s no secret that long-term, committed relationships are difficult; it takes work and dedication by both parties to make a relationship last, and sometimes this involves doing things you may not want to do to keep the spark alive. As many couples face declines in sex drive after a relationship progresses past the honeymoon phase, mismatched desires of when to get down and dirty often cause conflict, putting strains on the couple’s bond. A new study published in The Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, however, suggests aiming to please, even when you may not be in the mood, may have serious benefits for a relationship.
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