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This left LGBTQ participants and their partners ill-equipped to cope with changes to sexual functioning, feeling unsupported, distressed, and as though their sexual concerns were of less importance than those of cis-heterosexual patients. However, some LGBTQ participants and partners were able to renegotiate sexual practices through engaging in non-genital intimacy and experimenting with non-penetrative sex. This was facilitated through good couple communication, where needs were openly discussed between partners. Assumptions of heterosexuality and cisgender embodiment, identity, and sexual expression have serious implications for LGBTQ people\u2019s physical and emotional well-being, agency, and sexual health decision-making. These assumptions also affect access to relevant and culturally safe sexual health information and care. 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