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What's killing intimacy in new-age sex?
Updated On: 20 August, 2017 09:55 PM IST | Mumbai | Gitanjali Chandrasekharan
<p>While much research and time has been spent delving into sex life of millennials -- they are having more sex than previous generations, say some reports, while others insist that's not true -- the quality of this is becoming a cause of concern</p>


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It had, at any rate, been hurried. One minute we were kissing and the next we were on bed, and with very little foreplay he had begun penetrating. And, then, in the middle of it all, he asks, 'Yeah baby, do you like my f***?' I could only mutter a yes," says a young Mumbai resident of a hook-up she had last year. Both she and her partner are in their late 20s. Much later, while paying attention to what people were saying in the porn she watched, did she realise where the dialogues for that encounter had been written.
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