Choose a partner with the same sexual constitution

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By: Francis Appiah, ND (c)

Each person is unique in his or her own way, and everyone needs a "different" amount of sex 🔞


The more often and the more you need to be intimate on a regular basis, the higher your sexual temperament or, as they call it, sexual constitution.


To avoid the situation that one sex seems too much, the other - too little, choose a partner with the same sexual constitution, as you have. It will be perfect!


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