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A study published in Archives of Sexual Behavior reports that most feminist heterosexual men do not feel a conflict between their feminist principles and sexual desires.
Men endorsing that feminist values enhance their sexual relationships through open communication and mutual respect.
The study also found that open communication with partners was important for navigating sexual desires within a feminist framework.
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