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mydiamond

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Assumptions about the purpose of sex are usually mutual when partners
 
  were raised in the same religion and culture.
  have left their childhood communities.
  had a number of love partners in their late teens.
  never married until their thirties.

Question 2

If partners hold differing assumptions about the purpose of sex or the nature of gender, ______ and ______ may follow.
 
  anger; violence
  emotional pain; frustrations
  love; understanding
  infidelity; cruelty



ndhahbi

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Answer to Question 1

were raised in the same religion and culture.

Answer to Question 2

emotional pain; frustrations



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