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I can admit and accept that I can emotionally dislike someone whom I used to like before.
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I can talk about sexual desire or knowledge with other people.
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I can express my feeling of anger or thankfulness to others.
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I do not conceal or distort my feeling despite my concern for other’s reactions.
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I can argue with others about unfair unilateral demand of the other party.
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I respect the opinion of others without insisting the matter that I want but others do not.
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I do not cling to others whom I like, when they want to part from me after losing interest.
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I admit my sexual desire for what it is.
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I know the contra-conceptive measures that fit me.
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I know how to handle my sexual desire somewhat even without any sex partner.
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I can go on a trip with others without any intention for sexual relations.
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As much as my emotion and feeling are important to me, I can care about others with sufficient consideration for the situation of others.
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I do not exaggerate or distort my feeling to control the feeling of the other party.
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I do not take any indiscreet act in the middle of an accepted physical contact with others (e.g. kiss).
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I can refuse the suggestion of the other party for a physical contact when I do not want to.
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I can propose a date to others when I find someone that I feel like to fall in love with.
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I do not have the thought first that this person is mine when I am in love with someone.
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I can accept the rejection or no interest of the other party after my love confession even if it is humiliating.
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When the other party is inebriated and is not fully conscious, I do not make any attempt for physical contact that I usually cherish.
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When I find a partner of sexual appeal to me, I can suggest sexual intercourse in a situation where the other party is capable of rational judgment and deliberation.
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