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This page abstract: Being busy, stress, problems at work or at home; may all reduce interest in making love. Consider if your situation has these problems.

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Social Factors Causing Lack of Interest in Making Love

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Written by: Wendy Moelker, psychologist in charge of Emergis, Goes, the Netherlands.
First version: 22 Jul 2008. Latest revision: 24 Aug 2008.

Do social factors influence woman who don't want to make love?

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Social causes of not wanting to have sex are causes in your direct environment that negatively influence your desire for sex. These may occur if you are very busy, stressed, have problems at work or at home. If there is a lot on your mind or if you have a busy program during the day, it can very well be that you are not in the mood for love.

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