There seems to be a lot of studies showing that the number of sexual partners is important in determining success of marriage
I don't have the links to any but I have seen a lot of it on TRP - these do seem to be legit studies
I'm not married or looking to get married (probably ever) so don't particularly care about the marriage aspect.
But I do have a GF and so I'm just wondering whether "n-count" has any affect on how likely a long term relationship is to succeed.
Are these statistics bogus or do they hold some value?
Im not even sure this is entirely a RedPill concept, I've actually seen this idea on very "bluepilled" sites:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-4085758/Experts-reveal-sexual-partners-ve-determine-likely-DIVORCE.html
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