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this graph is n=5700, males, from my survey, reporting the frequency of sex over past 6 months, separated out by how long they reported being in their relationship if anyone complains about sampling bias i swear to god my block finger is trigger happy

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just pulled it up!

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Here's the same basic thing (5700 males), but avg agreement with the statement "I am satisfied with my sex life" over length of relationship

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"How satisfied these men are with that frequency" implies a casual relationship- it's the *frequency* that causes the (in)satisfaction. In your data, it could be the reverse- the dissatisfaction causes low frequency. How would you disambiguate?