Similarity in Chronotype and Preferred Time for Sex and Its Role in Relationship Quality and Sexual Satisfaction

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Psychology, April 2018

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@Leevi_46XY Better for...whom? A man's erection/libido doesn't predict desire (or enjoyment) for women! Many women enjoy sex more after spending some time (awake) w/ their partner. Times of high sexual desire below; you can guess which one represents men!

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RT @michaelgrandner: Similarity in Chronotype and Preferred Time for Sex and Its Role in Relationship Quality and Sexual Satisfaction https…

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