OTTAWA: Couples who send each other sexually suggestive or explicit images by phone, commonly known as "sexting," have better sex, according to a study presented to a psychology convention in Toronto.
The practice is often portrayed as risky, yet American researchers found it is widespread and could actually help couples improve communication and increase intimacy.
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