Does a married woman having an erotic dream mean she has “evil thoughts”?

Erotic dreams are a normal physiological phenomenon. Generally, erotic dreams will occur naturally during puberty. Studies have found that women tend to have erotic dreams most frequently between the ages of 30 and 40. If they lack normal sex life during this period, the incidence of erotic dreams will be even higher. Let’s take a look at the relevant introduction to women’s erotic dreams.

What does spring dreaming relate to?

Erotic dreams are related to the number of years of education. The higher the level of education, the higher the incidence of erotic dreams. Scholars believe that this is because those who are more educated have richer imaginations and are influenced by reading materials, movies, and the surrounding environment.

For women, the active period of erotic dreams is between the ages of 20 and 40. As their sexual physiology and psychology gradually mature, women will also experience sexual impulses. This sexual impulse is suppressed by reason when we are awake, but when we fall asleep, it is not restrained by anything and becomes active through the excitation foci of the cerebral cortex, resulting in various erotic dreams.

When a person has a dream with sexual content, it is called a wet dream. The ending of erotic dreams is usually nocturnal emission for men and increased vaginal discharge, accelerated heartbeat, rapid breathing and waking up from sleep for women. A woman’s erotic dream is also called “dream intercourse”.

For a woman who deeply loves her husband, she often feels guilty about her behavior in her dreams, and feels uneasy because she thinks she has "evil thoughts". In fact, this kind of guilt is unnecessary.

From a physiological point of view, erotic dreams are a normal physiological phenomenon. Because women's sexual desire is particularly strong during ovulation and before menstruation, the natural release of erotic dreams acts like a safety valve, which can relieve accumulated sexual tension.

Therefore, if a married woman has erotic dreams, it does not mean she has "evil thoughts" and it has no necessary connection with her moral character, so there is no need to worry about it.

But it is worth noting that too frequent erotic dreams may be a manifestation of some kind of discomfort, such as overwork, too tight underwear, excessive masturbation, etc.; in a few people, it may also be inflammation of the reproductive system or urinary system. If the above situation occurs, there is no need to worry. The problem can be solved by correcting and treating it in time.