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How important is sex in a meaningful, intimate, and committed relationship? What happens when a couple no longer wants to have sex with each other? What if sex disappears from a relationship, after two years, or ten years, or forty years? What happens if one person is less able to have sex-maybe because of a health condition, or a physical accident - or becomes less attracted to the other because of a physical change (e.g., gaining or losing weight), or simply because their desire has changed? Does one person have the ability to regulate the sexual activities and desires of another person?

   How important is sex in a meaningful, intimate, and committed relationship? What happens when a couple no longer wants to have sex with each other? What if sex disappears from a relationship, after two years, or ten years, or forty years? What happens if one person is less able to have sex-maybe because of a health condition, or a physical accident - or becomes less attracted to the other because of a physical change (e.g., gaining or losing weight), or simply because their desire has changed? Does one person have the ability to regulate the sexual activities and desires of another person?
 
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Inside Relationships: Critical Creative Case Studies in Interpersonal Communication
Inside Relationships: Critical Creative Case Studies in Interpersonal Communication
Sandra L. Faulkner… 2nd Edition
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It can help foster emotional connection, physical intimacy, and overall satisfaction between partners. However, the importance of sex can vary from couple to couple, as individuals have different needs and desires. When a couple no longer wants to have sex with  Show more…

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How important is sex in a meaningful, intimate, and committed relationship? What happens when a couple no longer wants to have sex with each other? What if sex disappears from a relationship, after two years, or ten years, or forty years? What happens if one person is less able to have sex-maybe because of a health condition, or a physical accident - or becomes less attracted to the other because of a physical change (e.g., gaining or losing weight), or simply because their desire has changed? Does one person have the ability to regulate the sexual activities and desires of another person?
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