There was a topic on TRP that interpreted the results of a large scale study on promiscuity and it's effects. It was found that as women have a larger number of partners their ability to function in a relationship is reduced. I was looking for this study again and could not find it. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Anyway, as I was searching for it I found quite a lot of studies claiming to have found the opposite, that promiscuity does not result in womens inability to be in a healthy relationship and also that the effect it has on men is identical to that of women.
According to TRP this could be dismissed as main stream blue pill programming. My question here is are we left to believe that those alternate studies were 100% faked (possible)? Or did TRP simply cherry pick the one study that matched its imperative (unlikely imo)?
Also I would like to re-read through the promiscuity study that was posted on TRP I referenced. I can see why it doesn't appear in any easy to find places since its not politically correct.
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