We commonly discuss the debate of who on average has more sexual partners, but that usually doesn't get anywhere because it deals with very large populations (entire genders). Thus, I thought to frame a debate that's more to the point.

Out of the population of humans that are successfully having casual sex, meaning those that actually achieve the opportunity to have it, not those that just want it, which gender makes up most of this population, men or women?

Guidelines:

  1. This debate does not concern the number of partners one has. It only concerns itself with the act of casual sex. Serial monogamists do not count for this.

  2. The target population in this debate concerns past and present casual sex. Meaning, if someone is 40, and celibate, but they had casual sex in their 20's, this counts.

  3. Any form of paid sexual activity, such as prostitutes, escorts, and other sex workers does not apply to casual sex in this case.

Thoughts?