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Were you recently “friendzoned”? Then I really recommend reading this.
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Gurl, own your body
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My Birthday Wish
So my birthday is coming up on July 8th. My birthday wish this year is that everyone donates money or time to their local LGBTQP...
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The Virgin Suicides (by LittleThunder)
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“The planet does not need more successful people. The planet desperately needs more peacemakers, healers, restorers, storytellers and lovers of all...”
According to their study, published online by the Journal of Adolescent Health, romantic relationships are still the most common context for sexual behavior, at least among women in their first year of college. Researchers report romantic sex with a boyfriend or relationship partner was found to be twice as common as hookup sex in this particular group of students.
“Hooking up is one way that young adults explore intimate relationships, but it’s not the most common way, and it is often exploratory,” said Robyn L. Fielder, MS, a research intern at The Miriam Hospital’s Centers for Behavioral and Preventive Medicine. “So while hooking up gets more attention in the media, college students continue to develop romantic relationships, which are actually the most common context for sexual behavior.”
(The full study is also available here.)
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Omg people need to stop trying to make “these slutty kids today” happen, it’s not going to happen!
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Rhodes Sexperts: It’s interesting to see this study, because I know that the sexperts often talk about hook ups on our...
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