It is very delicate!

For something that is one of the most popular pastimes in the world, there is nothing simple about having sex. Many issues can keep a couple from enjoying sex. These issues include physical and emotional factors, each playing a part in contributing to a measure of sexual dysfunction. There is no doubt that sex and emotions are inseparable. To begin with, studies have shown that your mental state has a lot to do with your interest in sex.

No matter how successful and satisfying a relationship may be, an emotional issue can pop up at any time and put a cloud on your sex life.

Crying after sex is an intricate emotion which may arise

Crying after sex is something that many people experience. There are several possible causes for this emotion, including anxiety, depression, and even hormonal changes. Crying is not necessarily a sign of trouble in a relationship, and experts say that the best way to handle this is to talk about it. If you are prone to crying after sex, it could be for one of the following reasons:

• Depression
  Studies showed that this was the most common reason reported for crying.
  
• Anxiety
  This may mean that someone is suddenly more conscious of memories of unresolved traumatic and painful experiences.
  
• A triggered reaction
  Some people have innate privacy built into their psyche. Sexual intercourse, and sometimes orgasm, makes them feel more exposed and vulnerable than they might be.
  
• Baggage
  Baggage from the past, such as religious issues, may have created an environment where sex was never discussed. This may have engendered guilt and shame about the sexual act. These feelings might also cause tears after a sexual encounter.
  
• A poor body image
  Many people have a poor body image, and a careless word by a sexual partner could result in deep, hurtful feelings 

Research has indicated that therapy to help cope with unresolved bad memories, trauma and anxiety would be of great benefit.

Communication

Communication between partners is very important, especially if one partner tends to cry after sex. If you open up to each other, and explain that it is just a feeling of sadness which sometimes happens. It is not a personal issue, but more a physical release of deep feelings, which passes.

Crying after sex is not a rare phenomenon. Worldwide surveys have indicated that many people, sexually healthy men and women, experience crying after sex.

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