Is it Normal to Feel Sad After S#x?

Done right and with a partner you're ~into~, consensual s#x is supposed to be a fun thing that makes you feel hot and great.

That might lead you to believe it could only ever leave you happy, and never sad. But thanks to a brand new area of research into the variety of responses humans have after s#x, researchers know this isn't necessarily true for what could be half of the general, s#x-having population.

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