Should you make sure you have plenty of sex? - Enduring Love (4/4)
June 1, 2016
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as posted by the channelHow important is sex in a relationship? What is a normal amount of sex or is there no such thing. We’re told that sex is an integral and vital element of being in a relationship and that without it your relationship might struggle to survive, but do these assumptions tally with the research from the Enduring Love study? In this short film, The Open University’s Professor Jacqui Gabb and Dr Meg-John Barker explore whether the answer to this question using research reported in their book The Secrets of Enduring Love.
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