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Need another part, "and is that ok with you."
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Amazing / no frequency will ever be enough
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1) this probably skews towards younger people, who have young kids which means no sleep, which means negative effects on intimacy. (I.e. skewing towards very young people in 20’s to early 30’s) 2) do a poll for single people :)
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You should probably also ask people how it changed from before they were married, also separate out the kids part. (How much of this can be explained by kids)
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Gotta improve your categories - too chunky. Love what you're trying to figure out, bit in on the sides of the marriedwkidses
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the majority of the votes being moot is depressing. Not enough long term stable relationships.
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Not necessarily. They could be people in long term relationships without kids.
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Only 6.5 years in but mostly great (occasionally just ok), quite frequent, so pretty awesome. Also, we're polyamorous, so we date others but my above answer only refers to my sex life with my wife.
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