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Page 423
... intercourse , most males are much quicker in this regard than women . This the frequency of intercourse was " about right , " 6 percent said it was too frequent , and 25 percent said it was too infrequent . He also cited Burgess and ...
... intercourse , most males are much quicker in this regard than women . This the frequency of intercourse was " about right , " 6 percent said it was too frequent , and 25 percent said it was too infrequent . He also cited Burgess and ...
Page 424
... intercourse , while the vast majority of wives say that they have refused intercourse at one time or another . Some three - quarters of married men admit to a desire for extramarital intercourse , whereas only a quarter of the married ...
... intercourse , while the vast majority of wives say that they have refused intercourse at one time or another . Some three - quarters of married men admit to a desire for extramarital intercourse , whereas only a quarter of the married ...
Page 431
... intercourse , 56 percent of the men and only 2 percent of the women had done so with mere acquaintances . The exclusivity of the sexual expression of women was further emphasized by the finding that the more persons they dated , the ...
... intercourse , 56 percent of the men and only 2 percent of the women had done so with mere acquaintances . The exclusivity of the sexual expression of women was further emphasized by the finding that the more persons they dated , the ...
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