Anonymous #1 17h

I just left a comment kinda explaining more, but in the same way guys think it’s a moral judgment or indicative of overall character

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Anonymous OP 17h

Not in the same way, because the reason men care about "body count" is rooted in misogyny/patriarchy and the concept doesn't really exist in the reverse

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Anonymous #1 17h

I figured honestly, but I’m also curious to see individual opinions matter. I really wish I was smart enough to like, use this information for something but mostly it’s just interesting to hear.

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Anonymous OP 17h

Well curiosity and listening are crucial parts of being smart so I'd say you're doing better than you think

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Anonymous #1 17h

Tyy, I mean mostly I wish I could apply this to some actual study or something. Maybe it’s because I’m having to do so many methods lately for bio lol

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Anonymous OP 17h

You could look into some sociology/social psych studies, especially ones in the general feminist umbrella. Might be interesting to you!

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Anonymous #1 17h

Yess I’m about to fight tooth and nail to get into gender studies next semester!! I’ve already done sociology and psych over the summer and both my profs sucked but the material itself was fun

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Anonymous #1 16h

I think the reasons men care about body count is because women are 2x more likely to care STDs. Sorry, but don’t allow facts to get in the way of your misandry.

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Anonymous #5 16h

I’m not being a misandrist, I asked this question to both men and women to gather views. Can you please source where you are getting that statistic from? I’d love to read how it works!

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Anonymous OP 16h

Just google women versus men having stds. There’s a dozen articles quoting the same research sources. Of course, they all frame it with the weird pseudoscience science to facilitate the victimhood status rather than attributing accountability to female behavior.

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Anonymous #5 16h

I did find one study that states women are more biologically at risk of getting STDS, but I also found a study that states men have higher sexual partners than women. I also clarify that I’m not accounting for personal compatibility, obviously someone with an STD wouldn’t be compatible to you, I mean more of a general sense do they judge someone off it. (I’ll also show ss of the studies!)

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Anonymous OP 16h

Men overcount. Women undercount. Blame misandrist hypergamy for making men feel uncomfortable for admitting lower body counts

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Anonymous #5 16h

What evidence do uiu have to support this claim? Also what credentials do uiu have to think they’re using pseudoscience? I’d love to hear about it and why you think so!

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Anonymous #5 16h

#5 I'm very sorry that your sensei Andrew Tate is in prison but there's no reason to take it out on OP

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Anonymous #1 16h

No no, I’d love to hear what evidence they have to support that any of the multiple studies that explain how and why the female reproductive tract is more susceptible to STDs is biased, and what credentials they have to support their claims!

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Don’t forget to hate all men after the known and obvious abusers do their abuse…

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Wow, you’re getting very emotional. Please focus to the original conversation, I’m waiting :)

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Anonymous OP 16h

I’ve said enough already

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Anonymous #5 16h

Oh I really don’t think you have at all! Please I’d love to hear your explanations and credentials!

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