How to Get More Sex? 10 Easy Steps to Make Your Wife Desire

Did you know that 1 in 3 married couples experience a decline in sexual intimacy after just two years of marriage? This drop often stems from poor communication, daily stress, and neglect of emotional connection. But don’t worry—keeping the spark alive in your marriage is easier than you think.

According to Dr. Raman Sharma, MBBS, MD, MRCP, an expert psychiatrist trained at Cambridge, “Reviving your intimate life doesn’t require grand gestures. Small, meaningful changes can make a big difference.”

In this post, we’ll share 10 proven tips to help you reignite passion and make your wife look forward to intimacy every night. Plus, discover how Luvomen’s telehealth services can support your journey.

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1. Build Anticipation Throughout the Day

Amit, a married professional, started sending his wife, Sonia, playful texts and compliments throughout the day. The result? Sonia became more eager to connect by the evening.

Tip: Flirt with your wife during the day. Send a sweet text, compliment her, or express affection. Build anticipation to enhance intimacy.

2. Timing is Everything—Don’t Wait Until You’re Exhausted

Most couples wait until bedtime to initiate intimacy, but exhaustion kills the mood. Deepak and his wife started shifting their intimate moments to earlier in the evening, which improved their connection.

Tip: Plan intimate moments when you’re relaxed but still energised, such as after dinner or before bedtime routines.

3. Declutter Your Bedroom

A cluttered bedroom sends the wrong signals. Kapil found that tidying up his bedroom and creating a serene atmosphere improved his relationship.

Tip: Remove distractions like laptops, phones, or laundry to make your bedroom feel inviting and intimate.

4. Ditch the Phones

Digital distractions can ruin intimate moments. Set a “no phones in bed” rule to focus on each other.

Tip: Keep devices outside the bedroom and spend time connecting emotionally and physically.

5. Let Go of Sexual Perfectionism

Performance anxiety can destroy intimacy. Sanjay learned to let go of the pressure to “perform” and instead focused on enjoying the moment, which deepened his connection with his wife.

Tip: Stop striving for perfection and focus on the emotional connection during intimate moments.

6. Be Mentally Present

Distractions from work or stress can create distance. Jafar noticed a big improvement in his marriage when he made an effort to be mentally present with his wife during intimate moments.

Tip: Practice mindfulness by focusing solely on your partner, her body language, and her desires.

7. Set the Perfect Mood

Create a romantic atmosphere with dim lighting, soft music, and soothing scents. Gurpreet, a marketing executive, found that small changes in ambience significantly improved his intimate life.

Tip: Use calming scents like lavender, dim the lights, and play relaxing music to create a sensual environment.

8. Confidence is Attractive

Confidence—not a perfect body—makes you more desirable. Sunil overcame his insecurities about his appearance after realising his wife valued his affection and personality more than his looks.

Tip: Embrace your body and show self-assurance. Confidence is often more attractive than physical appearance alone.

9. Focus on Self-Esteem and Health

Taking care of yourself physically and emotionally boosts intimacy. Rohit’s sex life improved after he started exercising regularly and managing stress.

Tip: Improve your lifestyle with healthy eating, regular exercise, and stress management to feel better about yourself.

10. Respect Boundaries and Initiate Thoughtfully

Desire isn’t always spontaneous. Vivek learned that respecting his wife’s boundaries and syncing with her feelings led to a healthier sex life.

Tip: Be patient and focus on creating the right atmosphere. Respecting “no” and understanding boundaries can actually deepen intimacy.

Luvomen: Your Partner in Sexual Wellness

If you’re struggling with issues like low libido, performance anxiety, or erectile dysfunction, Luvomen’s telehealth services can provide personalised advice and treatments. Take the next step toward a healthier intimate life with our expert doctors.