Sexual satisfaction is associated with relationship quality; indeed, there is a clinical consensus that sexual dissatisfaction in an indicator of relationship difficulties.  While this conclusion is in no way a new finding, some researchers have been looking at this association from a novel perspective.  Instead of asking whether a person is or is not sexually satisfied in his or her current relationship, they are asking a more nuanced question: “How does one define sexual satisfaction in a relationship?”  Or, in other words, does everyone experience sexual satisfaction in the same way?