Sexual Frequency Doesn’t Matter—Alignment Does
- Channa Bromley
- Feb 12
- 1 min read
There is no universal number that defines a healthy sex life because true sexual fulfillment isn’t about frequency, it’s about resonance. Some couples thrive on daily intimacy, while others feel deeply connected with far less. The real question is not how often but how aligned both partners are in their desires.

If one person is constantly craving more while the other is avoiding intimacy, the issue isn’t numbers, it’s misalignment. Sexual connection should feel like an irresistible force, not an obligation or a quota to hit. Couples should focus less on the number of times and more on whether their sex life feels alive, desired, and satisfying. If sex becomes mechanical, even daily encounters won’t fix the underlying disconnect. Instead of aiming for a number, aim for a relationship where both partners genuinely want each other, when that’s in place, the right frequency takes care of itself.


