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Old 04-05-2011, 10:27 PM
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While actual physical issues would be difficult to get through and cause problems, I'd propose that in a lot of situations, rather than sex being the actual problem, it's simply where most of the problems in a relationship become more apparent earlier than they do elsewhere. It's where personality traits are the most difficult to hide or mask, often leading to sex getting labeled as the source, instead of evidence of problems elsewhere in the relationship. For example: a selfish personality is more easily identifiable in a sexual relationship than it would be in the emotional side of a relationship.
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