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Well, I guess they theorize that in stable relationships, men are more likely to have sex. If forming relationships gets more difficult, the majority of men hav
by sebwi 6y ago
Well, I guess they theorize that in stable relationships, men are more likely to have sex. If forming relationships gets more difficult, the majority of men have less sex. I'm not sure if the argument is actually valid but from a historical perspective I can understand the thought process.
- seppel 6y agoIf men have more sex in stable relationships, and for women it does not matter, then with whom do the women sleep with?
- harambae 6y agoThe argument I typically see (and no, I don't agree with it) is that 80% of the women are sleeping with 20% of the men. So in the broadest sense, the 5th chart on this financial times page [0], is typically explained with this chart [1] [0] https://ftalphaville.ft.com/2019/12/02/1575302514000/-thank-u--next---how-dating-apps-are-transforming-relationships/ https://ftalphaville.ft.com/2019/12/02/1575302514000/-thank-... [1] https://i.4pcdn.org/pol/1578799051033.png https://i.4pcdn.org/pol/1578799051033.png
- lenkite 6y agoFrom my personal anecdotal experience, there is a large grain of truth in that "chart". Women are the primary decision makers of any sexual activity, they have a much higher bar than (most) men on sexual desirability and amongst those who don't care about any relationships - a large number choose the same men.