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Why casual sex is not so cool

Friday - March 17, 2017 2:48 pm , Category : HEALTH
 Why casual sex is not so cool
Why casual sex is not so cool

London March 17 (IANS) Does a one-night stand or romping without any commitment or emotional involvement sound interesting to you? If yes please beware. Researchers have found that a liking for casual sex may land you in trouble.

The researchers found that a person s preference for casual sex may actually increase their risk of being harassed.

Also adolescents who have been sexually harassed are more strongly inclined to have casual sex than others the findings showed.

The results might give the impression that it is the victim s fault for being harassed but the researchers said their findings were not intended to blame the victim.

Absolutely not! We re trying to understand the psychological mechanisms that underlie harassment said Mons Bendixen Associate Professor at Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim Norway.

It might be that a preference for casual sex results in more sexual solicitations in general including undesirable ones.

The study published in the journal Evolution and Human Behavior also showed that adolescents who sexually harass others have had casual sex more often than those who do not harass others.

They also fantasise more about casual sex and find it more acceptable to have sex without any commitment or emotional closeness.

The study included 1 326 heterosexual girls and boys with an average age of nearly 18 years. The psychologists only looked at non-physical forms of sexual harassment.

Fully 60 per cent of the girls and boys in the survey reported that they had been sexually harassed in the last year.

Around 30 per cent of the girls and 45 per cent of the boys admitted that they had sexually harassed someone one or more times.

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