Psychologist Mark Barton shares that in practice, he increasingly became a witness of how female psychogenic frigidity manifests itself. That is, a dull desire or a complete lack of desire to enter into intimacy with her partner. What is it? Fatigue, heavy workload, or something deeper? Let's figure it out. For a man, sex begins during sex; for a woman, sex begins a little earlier. When she anticipates his arrival she is already mentally preparing to enter into intimacy with him.

Most often, psychogenic frigidity is caused and appears in a woman's life because she is in unfavorable conditions. There are situations when you are in a relationship with a man and do not want to go to bed with him, but at the same time you may be sexually interested in other men. This is one of the factors that indicate that psychogenic frigidity appears in your life.

These factors also include:

• Emphasizing the partner's sexual defects.
• Problems of emotional closeness in the family.
• Interruption of intercourse.