PodcastAttraction of Your Opposite Sex Friend

Attraction of Your Opposite Sex Friend

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A new study came out asking men and women if they were attracted to their opposite sex friend. The results revealed that the men were overwhelmingly attracted, while their female friends were not. So what does this mean for couples who have friends of the opposite sex? Sexpert, Dr. Trina Read, weighs in. For more go to www.hitchedmag.com

Episode 234 · Run time 32:49

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