20 Questions Quiz was carefully crafted by psychologists

This tangled test determines whether people need sexual rehabilitation.

Sprinkling beans on one’s sex life may seem taboo, but now people can do so anonymously, thanks to a despicable new survey.

Today’s psychology’s sexuality has developed a three-minute sexual satisfaction test that reveals how satisfied people are with sacks.

They point out that while “men and women can have very different sexual desires and satisfaction”, both men and women can experience “low desires.”

“This can solve this problem by resolving conflicts, sharing feelings continuously, communicating outside the bedroom and providing enough time for intimacy,” they wrote.

The quiz is the biggest attack among people aged 22 to 34 years old in a trend that has swept the United States with gender-free movements.

To measure a person’s ability to have sex, respondents were given a series of statements and asked whether they “completely agree” whether they “neutral” or “strongly disagree.”

These statements include “I rarely get bored in sex,” “sex feels like a trivia,” and “I want sex like a scene in a movie.”

Then, their scores range from 0 to 100 and tell each score what it means.

Those who score between 0 and 18 are considered to have “very low sexual satisfaction,” experts noted, “Continuous low sexual satisfaction may indicate that your relationship is not based on a solid foothold.”

According to today’s psychology, a score of 40-62 indicates satisfaction in the middle body, which means that participants “sexual satisfaction is not low or very high.”

At the same time, a score between 82 and 100 means that the user is “very high in sexual satisfaction”.

For those whose lives are not fulfilling, experts have designed some tips for “kicking a gear in the bedroom”.

Tips first? Provide and receive feedback on what is happening in the transverse seat. “Ask your partner how he feels about the sexual experience,” they wrote. “Be honest and avoid blame and criticism.”

Next, if you start to lose your luster, take a break and focus on non-sexual activities such as yoga, meditation, and even walking together. After all, absence may make a person’s appetite stronger.

Finally, convey your desire to your partner.

Experts point out that “in a new relationship, both partners often feel positive desires”, but it’s natural over time.

They said, “Don’t change in pathology.”