The concept of 'living apart together' refers to couples who maintain separate homes while remaining in a committed relationship. Recent research indicates that such arrangements can lead to increased sexual activity; men in these setups report having sex more frequently than those who cohabit. The notion is that emotional estrangement found in traditional cohabitation diminishes sexual desire, whereas maintaining independence fosters a renewed sense of intimacy and romance. Despite financial implications, many couples may find the arrangement preserves their sexual attraction and emotional connection.
Couples who live apart together remain a couple, but each has their own home, allowing them to maintain intimacy while avoiding the familiar routines that can dampen desire.
A study found men living together had sex once or twice a month, while those living apart enjoyed intimacy three to seven times a month, suggesting separation enhances sexual chemistry.
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