What Kind of a Guy Sends a Dick Pic?
When Persistence is Perturbing
Real Data on Red Pill Toxicity and Bigotry
Last-Minute Dates: Spontaneous or Disrespectful?
Death to the Dual Mating Strategy Theory
Flaunt Your Imperfections to Get More Dates
Smart Men Want to Date Smart Women
Keep Risking Rejection
Embrace the Power of the Sexual Gatekeeper
What Is Attraction?
All age levels are about equally willing to consider one (15%).
Respondents age 18-29 had the highest rate of having been in one during the past (14%).
The youngest cohort is the most unsure about whether they would ever consider one at 24%.
Income:
Family income <40K has the highest rate of open relationship history.
The middle income group is the least likely to experiment with open relationships.
Geography:
The South is the geographic region with the most open relationships.
The Midwest is the most conservative about monogamy.
Do these findings surprise you? I was surprised that so few men would consider one if they had the opportunity – 63% say no way. I guess most men are not primarily hardwired for sexual variety after all! I will say that in my entire lifetime I haven’t been acquainted with anyone in an open relationship (as far as I know). I do wonder how the responses differ by sexual orientation – something the survey did not measure.
I get the sense the liberal press was disappointed in how few people are interested in non-monogamy. As usual, the percentages closely match the sociosexuality statistics, lending credence to the theory that most people fully embrace monogamy as a lifestyle, while a small minority appears to be more sexually adventurous.
Many of you were kids when the Monica Lewinsky scandal broke. It was a nightmare – tawdry and salacious, tinged with images of the President inserting a cigar into the vagina of an intern during the government shutdown. No brain bleach could ever erase it.
The New York Times describes how, despite having been aggressive in calling out sexual harassment and abuses of power against women by politicians, prominent feminists threw Lewinsky under the bus to stand with a President who they believed was on their side.
When Persistence is Perturbing
Real Data on Red Pill Toxicity and Bigotry
Last-Minute Dates: Spontaneous or Disrespectful?
Death to the Dual Mating Strategy Theory
Flaunt Your Imperfections to Get More Dates
Smart Men Want to Date Smart Women
Keep Risking Rejection
Embrace the Power of the Sexual Gatekeeper
What Is Attraction?
All age levels are about equally willing to consider one (15%).
Respondents age 18-29 had the highest rate of having been in one during the past (14%).
The youngest cohort is the most unsure about whether they would ever consider one at 24%.
Income:
Family income <40K has the highest rate of open relationship history.
The middle income group is the least likely to experiment with open relationships.
Geography:
The South is the geographic region with the most open relationships.
The Midwest is the most conservative about monogamy.
Do these findings surprise you? I was surprised that so few men would consider one if they had the opportunity – 63% say no way. I guess most men are not primarily hardwired for sexual variety after all! I will say that in my entire lifetime I haven’t been acquainted with anyone in an open relationship (as far as I know). I do wonder how the responses differ by sexual orientation – something the survey did not measure.
I get the sense the liberal press was disappointed in how few people are interested in non-monogamy. As usual, the percentages closely match the sociosexuality statistics, lending credence to the theory that most people fully embrace monogamy as a lifestyle, while a small minority appears to be more sexually adventurous.
Many of you were kids when the Monica Lewinsky scandal broke. It was a nightmare – tawdry and salacious, tinged with images of the President inserting a cigar into the vagina of an intern during the government shutdown. No brain bleach could ever erase it.
The New York Times describes how, despite having been aggressive in calling out sexual harassment and abuses of power against women by politicians, prominent feminists threw Lewinsky under the bus to stand with a President who they believed was on their side.
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