There are many harms to women's unsatisfied sex life (adult novel about sex knowledge)

Regardless of age, gender, or whether one's sex life is satisfying or not, it will directly affect one's physical and mental health. For women, if they cannot get satisfaction from sex and cannot experience orgasm, it will cause physical, psychological and emotional harm.
Physiologically, just as men have sexual needs, women also have normal sexual impulses. When a woman is sexually excited, her pelvic cavity and external genitalia become heavily engorged with blood. If it is not satisfied, the sexual physiological response will be blocked and interrupted, and the congestion of the pelvis and external genitalia will not subside in time, resulting in chronic pelvic blood accumulation, and then back pain, decreased immunity, and even susceptibility to gynecological diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, and vaginitis.
Sex can also promote the normal secretion of female hormones, improve skin transparency, and make women look brighter and more beautiful. If sex is not satisfied, women are prone to dull and lusterless skin, insomnia, headaches, increased work pressure, and even loss of interest in life and work as a whole, resulting in low mood and even depression.
Psychologically, sex helps reduce stress in life and work, relieve tension, and make people happier, more fulfilled, and more confident. If a woman is not satisfied with her sex life, she will either become irritable and angry, and will use trivial matters as an excuse to start quarrels and vent her dissatisfaction; or she will become depressed, sad, self-pitying, and resentful of her sexual partner. Many women even suffer from neurosis because of this.
Therefore, women have the right to pursue harmonious sex and improve the quality of their sex life with their partners. If there are problems with sex, you must face them positively.