A recent survey in Malaysia revealed that only half of women in sexual relationships feel they can refuse sex with their spouse or partner. This inability to refuse is more pronounced among Malay and Muslim women, with only 44% able to say no, compared to approximately 75% of Chinese and Indian Malaysian women. The survey, which polled 1,004 women aged 18 and above, indicated that reasons for complying with unwanted sexual requests often stem from a sense of marital duty or religious guidance. AI
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