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A dating expert says many men think long sex sessions are essential, but women may view them as less desirable.
Research referenced suggests shorter sessions can be preferable if foreplay and anticipation build correctly.
Studies cited indicate men underestimate ideal duration, with consensus around moderate time rather than extremes.
Another study of 4,000 women suggests a longer session isn’t always more satisfying for all.
Foreplay is considered separate from the opening act and can influence overall satisfaction.
The expert advises communicating with partners to understand what they actually want in bed.
The piece frames the message as a counterpoint to porn-inspired expectations about endurance.
The article encourages practical, partner-driven conversations over following generic tips.
The summary underscores that satisfaction varies and is tied to mutual understanding.
The article emphasizes building anticipation and desire as a path to climactic moments.

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A columnist cites a dating coach’s claim that 'Instagram turns bored men into opportunistic cheaters' as a central point.
The piece recounts a married man who handed over his Instagram password to his wife to save his marriage.
The author notes that direct messages can feel intimate and drive relationship mistrust.
The column argues that social media creates surveillance behaviors in relationships, shifting trust dynamics.
Anecdotes describe how Instagram follows, likes, and messages can reopen old attractions and threaten marriages.
The article uses Margarita Nazarenko’s view that social media changes modern dating dynamics to illustrate the point.
The piece frames Instagram as a platform that can normalize casual betrayal within relationships.
The column emphasizes that social media sits in a gray area of emotional cheating.
The author argues modern relationships were never designed to survive an app blending porn, exes, flirtation, and private messaging.
The article closes by suggesting Margarita may be wrong or right, given the pattern of relationship unraveling in DMs.

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