Why a shocking number of women have ‘mercy sex’ despite lack of sexual desire: Study
What to know about Why a shocking number of women have ‘mercy sex’ despite lack of sexual desire: Study
Women with no sexual desire still make whoopie on the reg to maintain their relationship, and other motivating factors beyond gratification, per a raunchy study in the Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy.
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What happened
Women with no sexual desire still make whoopie on the reg to maintain their relationship, and other motivating factors beyond gratification, per a raunchy study in the Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy.
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