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"A study in the journal Psychological Science reports that either starting or stopping oral contraception while you&amp;#039;re in a relationship can affect the sex drive you feel for your partner (via TIME).   The most sexually satisfied women, according to the data collected from 365 heterosexual couples, were those who started taking the pill before they met their partner and are still on it, and women who never started taking it in the first place.   The study notes that hormonal changes from starting or stopping birth control can alter women&amp;#039;s opinions of their partner&amp;#039;s looks \u2014 apparently if a woman who is on the pill stops taking it, she&amp;#039;s more likely to find her partner less attractive than she did while she was on the pill.   RELATED: Birth Control: The Pill and Other Methods You Should Know About Sexual Health: How do I choose the perfect Pill?   Follow Anna on Twitter.   Photo Credit: Getty "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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