Comparative Analysis of Sexual Satisfaction and Partner Satisfaction Among Married and Unmarried Women

Abstract

This study examines the impact of marital status, emotional connection, and sexual fulfilment on relationship quality and well-being among married and unmarried women. Data from a diverse sample was collected using a cross-sectional survey methodology. Results showed significant differences in sexual satisfaction and partner satisfaction, with factors such as relationship duration, emotional intimacy, societal expectations, and individual autonomy influencing outcomes. Married women reported greater emotional security and commitment, while unmarried women often exhibited higher sexual satisfaction. The study underscores the complex interplay between marital status, emotional connection, and sexual fulfilment, offering insights for relationship counselling and well-being interventions.