21 percent of men and 24 percent of women in long-term relationships complained that their partner spent too little time in foreplay.This suggests that couples can increase their delight in the process of lovemaking by

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By broadening our view of sexual expression to recognize that sexual expression can come from a wide range of activities, couples can focus on engaging in pleasurable sexual activities beyond just sexual intercourse and orgasm, which may include more attention to foreplay. Skipping foreplay or intercourse altogether may not address the root issue of wanting more time for sexual exploration and pleasure. Similarly, limiting sexual partners to only the same sex is not a feasible solution for many individuals.

21 Percent of Men and 24 Percent of Women in Long-Term