Hate sex
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Hate sex is consensual sexual intercourse that occurs between two people who strongly dislike or annoy each other. It is related to the fact opposition between two people can heighten sexual tension, attraction and interest[citation needed]. The polarity[clarification needed] generated by a man who demonstrates comfort with, and lack of neediness for, a woman by verbally pushing her away, even playfully teasing her and issuing negs[clarification needed] (similar to the Mystery Method) can play into this. [citation needed]
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