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Published 10:42 15 Mar 2016 GMT
Updated 09:21 16 Mar 2016 GMT

"We often discuss sex in negative terms, like, for example, we relate it to rape, we relate it to sexual abuse ... but not to the positive thing that sex really is. I think we should really start to talk about sex as something positive.[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="500"]
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He went on describe sex as a "political matter":
"I think Swedes should have all the sex they want to have. Many Swedes feel they don't have as much sex as they want to because of stress and work-related problems"Wikström later told the BBC that he had intended to reply to the tweet in a humorous way, but did not expect it to go viral. In a later statement to Swedish paper The Local, he declared that a lack of sex – not loud sex – is the problem, having caused a declining birth rate.

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