If you're in a long-term relationship, it's totally normal for you to have a bit of a routine when it comes to your sex life. Between your work schedules, hobbies, and social time, you and your partner. So what are the most popular times to have sex for couples? Although there's nothing wrong with good old-fashioned Saturday night sex, switching up your standard sex routine and getting intimate with your partner at less popular times — like weekday mornings, for example — can be a simple way to help take your sex life to the next level.
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Picture: Ella Byworth for Metro. You work late and head home with just enough time to eat dinner, watch Love Island , and roll into bed. Or you have a glorious sex session, but feel so sleep-deprived the next morning you question whether it was worth it. A survey of 2, British people by Superdrug found that — shocker — the most popular times of the week for couples in the UK to have sex are Saturday and Sunday mornings and Friday and Saturday nights. More specifically, the most popular time to have sex is 9am on a Sunday, while For one thing, scheduling in sex at any time might make you have more sex overall. You can also build up anticipation when you know a sex session is coming up, and get yourself prepared and feeling your sexiest whether that means avoiding certain bloating foods or giving yourself a scrub in the shower. Picture: Dave Anderson for Metro.
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