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I hate when people act like a high body count is not indicative of anything.. it clearly shows a lack of sexual control & a consistent need for validation. I’ve dated hoes before & a consistent pattern is they’ll always make you feel in competition 1/2
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Anonymous 4d

brother you're one of them 💔 have some respect cmon

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Anonymous 4d

If you know enough people who have a “high body count” that means you must have a lot of “bodies” too. So chill out brodie no one cares.

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Anonymous 4d

And honestly body count shouldn’t matter. If you’re worried about people cheating on you, someone with only 1 “body” is just as capable as cheating as someone with 100 “bodies”.

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Anonymous 4d

i hate when people act like being young and having fun is indicative that they will never be able to settle down 💀💀 have you slept with multiple people? does that mean you’re unable to ever form a long term bond and are undeserving of a relationship ?

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Anonymous 4d

I understand your point but i think falling into your sexual needs is completely normal. All humans are wired to crave sexual connections and intimacy… so why is it shamed upon for people to have high body counts? I don’t think it has anything to do with a persons lack of seriousness or ability to be in a relationship…

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Anonymous 4d

with a third party at least once because they lack that control. I don’t think they make good long term partners. But great hookups!

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 4d

Not I said the fly lol idk who you're engaging with but me (a hoe) and all my hoes don't talk about our other hoes when we're together. You're not competing for anything, I don't wanna date you and we both serve the same purpose for each other

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 4d

It’s the same about STI’s and STD’s. Body count doesn’t matter. And this is coming from someone who got type 1 herpes genitally with my very first body and I was very protective. When I also have friends who have kissed and slept with MANNNYY men and not the best with protection but just gotten lucky and haven’t caught anything. Their only worry is pregnancy lol.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 4d

If you were given two buttons, one a 50% chance of killing you the moment you press it, and one with a 5% chance of killing you when you press it, I’m sure you’d pick the 5% button, they’re both capable of killing you but your odds of survival are much higher with one than they are the other

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 4d

It’s a simple time equation, if you’re 20 years old and have a body count of 50, how many people did you seriously have a meaningful ability to be in a relationship with? And if sex is not tied to relationships that seriously warps your perspective.

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 4d

I mean that's sure a thought! That doesn't make it objective truth though lol

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 4d

Knowing someone isn’t the same as sleeping with them, is it?

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 3d

No it actually doesn’t lol, I’ve given people with high body counts chances doesn’t mean I have one myself. Flawed logic

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 3d

Could never be me I fear

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Anonymous replying to -> #8 3d

No one said that. But from someone with a lower body count, being with someone who has slept around a lot is just more risky

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 3d

Being with someone who sleeps around but gets consistently tested and uses condoms is less risky than being with someone who doesn't sleep around but doesn't get consistently tested and/or doesn't use condoms because they don't sleep around. You can't get an STI from someone who knows they don't have one, you can't get an STI from someone who doesn't know they have one

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