Whose sexual desire strengthens a marriage better: the husband's or the wife's?

If both spouses really want to have sex with each other, their relationship has excellent prospects, regardless of the cultural or social context. The difference in the degree of the partners' sexual desire for each other does not mean that their relationship is over. A decrease in sexual desire can suddenly occur in both women and men. Due to gender stereotypes, a husband's unwillingness to have sex with his wife is usually perceived more tragically and is more likely to lead to divorce. The more husbands and wives want to have sex with each other, the more often they do it, the more satisfied they are with sex and their marriage. That said, if the husband is somewhat more sexually active than his wife, all aspects of their relationship only benefit.