Its is almost like a follow up to yesterday's post/survey asking women how many partners they have had. Rolling Stone talks about the "new" sexual revolution in America.

http://www.rollingstone.com/feature/millennial-sexual-revolution-relationships-marriage

The article mainly focuses on women's new century sexual freedom, while interviewing their boyfriends and LTR's.

Main Highlights:

Leah and Ryan are in an LTR but Leah is also banging other men as she pushed for an open relationship and Ryan submitted.

Once Ryan learned that a permanently open relationship was what Leah wanted, he says, “There was a side of me that was ecstatic – the teenage boy in me that wants to fuck everything I see. But the other side of me was concerned about what this means in terms of intimacy and how the dynamics would work. I was very unsure of all that.” Leah, however, forged ahead. “I want to be meaningfully connected and involved with a lot of people, whether or not that means in a sexual way,” she says before taking her leave.

Then their is Kristina, the Asian Snookie, who is in her early twenties and rides the cock carousel:

My friends and I are like sexual vultures. We just go out and hunt for the guy that we're going to get with. Like, my pheromones are insane right now.” Her current tally of men she’s slept with is 29, though she wouldn’t say she has dated any of them. “I don't want to use the word ‘date,’” she sniffs. “I say, like, ‘We talked.’”

And then their is this:

Kristina isn’t even nostalgic for a time when dating roamed the Earth. She is adamant that hookup culture suits her just fine, that she for one doesn’t want a boyfriend right now. She says that while she certainly knows women who in theory do, she doesn’t think many of her friends would prioritize a relationship over other life advancements. “I was actually talking with my sorority about this. Like, if you had a promotion but you had to move across the country, away from your partner, would you stay with your partner or move? Most of us said we'd move. Having a guy hold you back? It's ridiculous.”

And of course her future goals:

Kristina hopes to graduate and spend a few more years playing the field before getting married. In the process, she says, she hopes she never has to go on an actual date.