So, really. Bring your nicest niceness, and I'll bring my politest politeness, and let's be cool cats.

One of the things I don't enjoy about the discussions on this subreddit is the subject of a person's worth according to how many other people they've had sex with. I really, honestly, don't get it. Women obviously have the upper hand in most typical scenarios. And I agree, it's unhealthy how men are often stigmatized for wanting sex. We agree on these things, right?

But I'd like an honest explanation on the subject of worthiness according to your "number" from either side of the party. Maybe some solid analogies. On the odd occasion I'll lurk here and maybe make a comment on something, and some people have great and sensible points, some are freshly butthurt from something in their life, but everyone seems to agree on this and I really don't know why.

Edit: so there's a ton of replies, and it's Halloween and I've got face painting to do and haunted front-doors to set up, so I'll address some stuff here.

1) You don't judge a man's worth on how much pussy he gets, it's a byproduct of having a strong character. My bad.

2) There's evidence that females and males are effected differently by the amount of dicks/relationships they've had.

3) There's evidence that males and females are different.

I disagree with some of the things people are saying, but I haven't downvoted anything. My fiance believes in genetic differences between genders (and races, that's a topic for a different day but also one I'd like to approach you with), and it's a belief I am uncomfortable with but I see the truth in.

If anything I am still up to hear an argument on the lock/key analogy, because that's what I had in mind when I made this post and I think it's a bad one.