New sociosexuality research could revolutionize how we think about casual sex

Re:New sociosexuality research could revolutionize how we th... by zo1 on Monday August 12, 2024 @09:00AM (#41223909)

We're all deceiving and manipulating everyone else all the time to some degree. It's one in a million the person that behaves 100% in accordance with their internal beliefs and values, and they're quickly ostracized or marked as eccentric and to be avoided.

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Re:New sociosexuality research could revolutionize how we th... by Zambyte on Monday August 12, 2024 @09:24AM (#41224098)

My experience differs from yours. A good friend of mine recently used that word to describe me, and I genuinely took it as a compliment.

I believe that as a single dude who graduated into COVID, works remotely, and moved to a new state where the only person I knew was my roommate, I believe I have a fairly exceptional social life. I met a lot of people through a local maker space. The key is just finding weird people to be weird with.

I would describe myself and many of the people I interact with as being very genuine and true to themselves.

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Re:New sociosexuality research could revolutionize how we th... by pimlottc on Monday August 12, 2024 @10:15AM (#41224622)

Er, what word?

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Re:New sociosexuality research could revolutionize how we th... by Zambyte on Monday August 12, 2024 @11:52AM (#41225842)

Oops, "eccentric"

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