CONSUMMATION OF MARRIAGE

Two families brought together by two people to form a harmonious union is marriage. By procreating, these two bodies are celebrating their happy union and hoping to make a positive impact on society.

Two families brought together by two people to form a harmonious union is marriage. By procreating, these two bodies are celebrating their happy union and hoping to make a positive impact on society. The questions and expectations from all sides revolve around the consummation experiences after the marriage celebrations are over. Since they might not succeed on their first attempt, this question might not be enjoyable for some people. This increases the partners’ level of unease, anxiety, or fear, which raises the bar for performance.

A big part of what makes every experience fun and gratifying is knowing the appropriate knowledge from the right person at the right age. This is relevant and important. However, there is a flip side to this: people tend to exaggerate, especially when it comes to feelings of pain, discomfort, etc. In addition to this, issues may arise because of inadequate sexual education, anxiety in men that impairs their performance, a history of sexual abuse, irrational fears, rigid rules that may have religious overtones, vaginismus, and stringent rules that some families have regarding sex. Both men and women eventually develop a psychogenic fear of consummation as a result of this. The mental debate and cognitive process that lead to discontent are hinted at by all of the following causes.

To be happy, one must maintain emotional distance from oneself. Between the intellectual and emotional brains, there will inevitably be conflict. The subsequent few insights could be useful in managing this.