You ever get sad about having sex? Here is the scientific explanation

Believe it or not, it is a common feeling for males and females to have some type of sex depression, even if the relationship has been among the best. So the next time that happens and the partner won't be there for the conversation under the pillow, you don't think you're the only one experiencing this type of anxiety.

There is a single name for this situation. It's called post-coital trickse (PCT). It comes from post-coital Latin and tristese French “therist”. Many people who suffer from PCT - that type of sadness after sex - experience intense feelings of pain, anxiety, right after sex until two hours later.

Why does it happen? It's about the protein hormone. Women have milk to produce, but men do. The body produces prolactina after orgasm to fight dopamine, the hormone responsible for sexual instigation. On the other hand, it can also cause the condition of melancholia.

Why does a person feel sad after sex?

Sex is above all about someone, and as the dopamine stimulates you to feel fine while you're having sex, then reality can bring this down. You may feel afraid or worried about your various commitments, so you may want to be alone and seek distance from your mate. Sex also makes you say hot stuff “I love you and I want to have kids with you”, but later on, all of this might not look that good. Once you're “