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It looked at the way that couples in long-term relationships talked about and dealt with issues relating to sex and intimacy.
"When it's not going well it can be a difficult issue to broach. Either way, it can be a major contributor to the level of satisfaction people feel," Stuff.co.nz quoted company official Cary Hayward, as saying.
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"People satisfied with their sexual relationship talk and listen to their partner. They discuss sexual problems even when it feels difficult. They focus more on understanding than on blame," Hayward said.
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