Do you agree with Brett Cooper on today's Roe v. Wade ruling for Gen Z, why casual sex/hookup culture is biologically bad for women, and more?

[Anonymous]

https://youtu.be/rAu374ngzOY

Brett says how the ruling can make up and coming generations of women more responsible and accountable for their actions.

You won't be able to kill your baby so you can "have fun in your 20s."

Also, there is a 100% perfect birth control method:

KEEP YOUR LEGS CLOSED


Brett also talks about how the hookup culture is bad for women's mental health and how people today in the US are seeking less meaningful commitment and how this is harming women.

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To be honest, I'm glad more people, women especially, are having a different change in thought when it comes to accountability, casual sex, etc. I don't think it's healthy for women and I don't think it's what women truly want. More women on social media have a pretty good following, spreading this message to younger generations of women and putting them on a better path mentally, physically, and emotionally.

[BoobMan]

Honestly, anyone who thinks the Roe v. Wade decision is going to have a major impact on individual behavior is pretty delusional. It changes literally NOTHING in most states (states can decide how to regulate abortion now, and many will either change nothing or will actually REDUCE restrictions to abortion that existed under Roe). And even in the states where restrictions INCREASE people can just go somewhere else to get their abortion done if they want it. It's an inconvenience and all, but bottom line is it won't change behavior in any noticeable way in the aggregate.

As far as hookup culture goes, haven't we always known this isn't really what the vast, vast, VAST majority of women want? That hardly seems like a news flash.

[KelleyNice]

You nailed it.

[OlderAndWiser]

No, I am not a fan of hookup culture and meaningless relationships. And I do feel that both men and women should be accountable for making a baby, they should take responsibility for the life they have created, and that abortion should not be available as a Plan B.

[whirled_up_girl]

I don’t think hookup culture is good for anyone but it’s always amazing to me how these critics put the focus all on women. Yes, women are the ones who get pregnant but they don’t get that way by themselves. Yes, if they don’t want to get pregnant from a hookup they could keep their legs closed but if men don’t want be responsible for impregnating a woman during a hookup he could keep it in his pants.

[Asker]

Well, I do understand what you're saying but perhaps there's something you've overlooked.

You see, men can have sex all the time and anytime.

You already know the answer to sex from a man is "yes."

As you know, for women, this is not the case. For women, generally, sex is not just sex. It is usually attached to relationships, investment in a man, and emotions.

For men, it is just an act that can be done with little to no emotion for the woman. Also, it can be separated from relationships and other emotional attachment and investment.

A man will not have sex with you if you do not give consent or "open your legs" so to say.

[whirled_up_girl]

Yeah I understand all of that but that's basically the same as saying because men can separate emotion from sex they are absolved of any personal responsibility that goes along with it. Yet, if we weren't just talking about pregnancy and we were talking about all the other risks involved with sex like HIV/stds if a man didn't use a condom and caught HIV or an std a lot of people would say "well that was the choice he made when he had sex with a woman he didn't really know and didn't put a rubber on it". I think responsibility should go both ways for both parties involved with casual sex regardless of whether they can do it easily or without emotion. Although, I've met plenty of men on here and in real life that don't believe in casual sex and won't engage in it even if it's offered to them, or so they say, lol, no just kidding.

[Asker]

I partially agree with you.

Again, men can go anytime and anyplace.

It really is up to the woman to "close her legs" so to say.

Because nothing happens without a woman saying "yes."

Think of it this way.

Imagine a wall holding back a huge body of water from crashing into and flooding the city. The water is there and is there to say, but without the wall saying "no" the water will all come rushing in whether you're talking about the water at the front of the wall or miles and miles out from the wall.

It all comes crashing in without the wall saying "no."

Does that make more sense?

The water is just water and will do what water will and that is flow into something that says "yes" and let's it in.

All the time, 100% of the time.

[whirled_up_girl]

For a man to be able to have sex with a woman yes it requires the woman’s consent but in my opinion we all still have to take responsibility for our actions whether someone’s permission is required and had been granted.

[Asker]

Sure, I can agree that we all should take some responsibility for our actions, but some people have more responsibility than others depending on what we're talking about.

In this case, a woman having a lot of casual sex only to want to kill her baby afterwards because it's an inconvenience is her not taking responsibility.

She knows she can get pregnant

She knows men will have sex with nearly anything

It's really up to her to make the right decisions.

Women really do invest more when it comes to sex. Physically, emotionally, etc.

Men just have sex and move on.
No pregnancy or what not.

[MzAsh]

I think it can be good for women to have *some* experience with non-serious relationships with guys, as long as it’s not with jerks who treat her shitty. Women need to gain experience to understand men so she can properly differentiate the boys that she’s leave behind and the men that she’s actually want to marry.

[Jamie05rhs]

Sure; of course. And what does that have to do with sex?

[MzAsh]

Well, they’ll likely be having sex in those relationships.

[Jamie05rhs]

@MzAsh Is that how it works? Lol. Okay

[MzAsh]

Tell me, how does it work then?

[Asker]

@MzAsh

So, for you, casual sex/hooking up can work just fine without any mental, emotional, or physical drawbacks.

Now, for the majority of women or women in general, casual sex/hooking up is more detrimental for their physical, mental, and emotional health than it is for men.

Now, I'm sure it's not necessarily good for either sex, but science has proven that it is worse for women.

Also, I don't think a woman has to hookup or engage in a lot of casual sex with men to understand which men to avoid and which to go after.

To me, this doesn't really make sense.

[MzAsh]

I do believe it can be good, but I agree that for many women, it’s not and for a variety of reasons. By gaining experience, I’m actually more referring to dating, without necessarily hunting for a husband. I did this from age 19-22 and this was without question, incredibly enlightening. Not detrimental even though not every date was a good one. There were some shitty dates, but I learned SO much from them. Did I sleep with ever guy? No. But I did sleep with a few and I don’t regret it. So, to use myself as an example, that’s more what I’m talking about with my original point.

[Asker]

@MzAsh

Well, I partially agree with that. I think dating different people can help you to determine what you like and don't like in an intimate partner, but it is not really needed for a lot of things.

For example, you don't have to date a man who has cheated on women many times in his life to know if you'd want to be with someone like this or not.

Actually, if you think about it, I think most of us know what we want quite well even without being with or dating a lot of people.

Another example is, I don't like promiscuous women/women who have been with a lot of men. Why would date such a woman? To find out what? She did what she did and there's no changing that it. It is, in a way, permanently part of her.

It's the same thing as not wanting to date a man who has raped a woman. Is there anything that he can say or do during a date that would make up for that? Probably not.

It would be best to find another person.

[MzAsh]

It doesn’t even really need to be necessary for any reason in particular either. Dating for sheer fun and enjoying the process of meeting new potential love interests is just fine.

So a man who has raped a woman is a criminal. A promiscuous woman is not. So no, it’s not the same thing.

[Jamie05rhs]

"It doesn’t even really need to be necessary for any reason in particular either."
"Dating for sheer fun and enjoying the process of meeting new potential love interests is just fine."

These two sentences contradict each other.
If you're dating to meet potential love interests, then that's a reason.

[Jamie05rhs]

Also, to answer your earlier question: How it COULD work is you meet someone and you go out on a date (or a few dates, or several dates) with them, and you talk and laugh and socialize and have fun together and just enjoy your time together.

[MzAsh]

Jamie, that is essentially what I described when I used myself as an example to embracethepain, just dating and enjoying each other’s company.

[Jamie05rhs]

@MzAsh Yeah, but your example included sex. Lol

[MzAsh]

Yes, and? That often happens when you date 😆

[Asker]

@MzAsh

I think you're missing @Jamie05rhs point.

Also, yes, rape is a crime, but you missed the point in me giving that example. The point was, anything you deem undesirable is not something you are going to suddenly deem desirable just by dating that someone.

Basically proving my point in that you don't have to date and have sex with many people to know what you do not like all the time or even most of the time.

Rape was such a clear example to highlight this point, since basically no one will care how a date goes if she's dating a rapist. She doesn't have to date one to know she doesn't want to be with one. Ever.

[Jamie05rhs]

@EmbraceThePain Yes, she did very much miss my point! 😅

[Jamie05rhs]

And your point is valid as well, by the way. Both are undesirable traits.

[MzAsh]

You have to understand though, no matter what woman you’ll end up with, there will be things about her you won’t like. Every woman has a past with other men. It’s natural.

[Jamie05rhs]

@MzAsh Nope; that is not true. What you just said is factually inaccurate. Not every woman does.

If every woman DID have a past, then it would be true, and I would agree with you. Buy they don't.

[MzAsh]

Well, outside of little girls.

[Asker]

@MzAsh

You really should speak for yourself and the small amount of women you truly know like this.

@Jamie05rhs I agree
There's millions upon millions of women just in the state I live.

Find a 1,000 you do not like, and you can find 10,000 that you do.

Also, we are talking about promiscuous-type women or women who have been with a lot of men

[MzAsh]

What number is a lot of men?

[MzAsh]

And if there are “so many” then why do so many men on here complain about how all women are sluts?

[Asker]

The average number of lifetime partners for men and women are around the same, with men having a little more than women.

Women: 4.3
Men: 6

This is generally speaking.

Of course, the woman who has slept around with 100 men will be shown on social media over the average woman and some places may make this out to be the common thing amongst women when it is not.

For me, a lot of men is a number a lot more above the researched averages above

And it depends if these were legitimate relationships that just didn't work out in the end versus casual sex/hookups

[MzAsh]

“A number a lot more above the researched averages above.” And what number is “a lot” to you?

Interesting, because the men a woman has relationships with will have a much stronger emotional hold on her throughout her entire life than her casual sex partners.

[Jamie05rhs]

"Well, outside of little girls."
@MzAsh Again, inaccurate. There are still quite a few virgins even in their early to mid 20s (even though they are the minority.)

... Unless you're just calling them "little girls" as an insult. Which I don't think is a very nice thing to say.

[MzAsh]

I don’t think it’s an insult. Are you a virgin?

[Jamie05rhs]

@MzAsh 😶... How have we known each other this long and you Not Know that I am a virgin? LOL! 🤣

[MzAsh]

Apologies! 😆 I talk to a lot of people.

[Jamie05rhs]

Haha. No problem.

[MzAsh]

So are you actively looking for a potential wife now? How has your experience been with that?

[Jamie05rhs]

@MzAsh Ooo! God bless you for asking! 😇
Let me tell you: it has been hell, sister. HELL.
A real pain in the ass. Yes, I am searching, and the search for a wife is the most annoying task I have ever had to do in my entire life.
I just can't get anywhere with these people. For real. So many leads (hundreds, literally), and yet so many dead ends.
If I ever succeed and God grants me my lifetime wish of having a woman to love and to love me, I think I'm going to build a monument or something. Lmao. (Or write a song!)

[MzAsh]

With some many leads, yet all dead ends, what’s stopping you from getting on the road that leads to where you want to be?

[Jamie05rhs]

@MzAsh I'm not sure I understand the question. I'm trying as hard as I can here.

[MzAsh]

I know but obviously something isn’t working.

[Jamie05rhs]

@MzAsh Lol obviously. You're right about that.

What do you think I should do to create attraction? I mean, besides being myself; I'm already doing that. (Apparently that isn't enough. 🤷 )

I don't think trust is the issue, because I always conduct myself respectfully and appropriately. I've never done anything offensive.

[MzAsh]

Well, think about the type of woman you’re approaching. What type of guy are they attracted to?

[Jamie05rhs]

@MzAsh I have no idea. You would have to ask them, I guess. I don't stereotype anyone.

[MzAsh]

In your view then, what sets you as a cut above the rest of men in your demographic?

[Jamie05rhs]

@MzAsh Nothing at all, ma'am. Nothing at all. I never claim to be anything special. I am just me. 🤷. I am a simple, humble, ordinary man.

[MzAsh]

Ok so is that something you want to change or are you good with where you are in your value as a man?

[Jamie05rhs]

@MzAsh For now? I am good with where I am. I am eventually going to do big things; but I would rather find my woman first, because I don't want to attract a gold-digger.

[monorprise]

The more sex partners a woman has the harder it is for her to ever bond with a man to take care of her and her children.

That said its really hard to be sympathetic to anyone against the latest ruling which simply returned the issue of Abortion to the states from which it came.

Seriously to be against this you have to believe both:
1: Other people in other states are not entitled to decide their own laws.

2: Your own personal convenience is more important than anther persons life.

Either of theses believes make them them an selfish and intolerant person you best avoid.

[loveslongnails]

Your problem, and those of your "ilk", is spreading the idea that women as a whole use abortion as a method of birth control. I assure you this is not the case. Statements like " ... casual sex, etc. ... I don't think it's what women truly want", are backed up by what - things you hear on social media? No one forces a woman to have casual sex. If she's having it, she wants it.

What you fail to understand is that abortions will take place, safely or otherwise, whether your moral compass likes it or not.

[Snsl153]

Casual sex with complete strangers isn't healthy for ANYONE, regardless of whether you're young or old, pretty or ugly, male or female, so I'm glad that people are finally starting to wake up to that fact and are starting to actually think of the potential consequences and behave accordingly.

Yes, there is a birth control method that is 100% effective when done properly, and it's called ABSTINENCE!

[RiseofArtemis]

Correct. People knew what they said with sex only after marriage. The reason was if you married someone in the past the chances where you knew each other since young age and knew what the other liked. It wasn't uncommon to spend years dating from the age of 12 to adulthood with the same person.

[KelleyNice]

In an attempt to claim men are equally responsible, people often say it takes two. However, it is a woman's responsibility. It always has been and always will be. I don't have sex and will not for a few years. However, when I do, it will be my choice any my responsibility. I will not have sex using the excuse that the man is responsible.

[FilmGuy93]

I generally agree with the statement that women should generally avoid casual sex. Some experience is good, but most women just get used and heart broken. If men were treating women with respect, the casual sex wouldn’t be an issue. The problem is that men aren’t being loving and caring with the women, so it just destroys any benefit the sex would otherwise provide

[slatyb]

Right. We should go back to the days when women were married in their teens.

Since about 1940 only 10% of Americans are virgins at marriage, so most people disagree.

[Asker]

Who said anything about 1940?

I think you may have missed the points completely

[slatyb]

I didn't. With many people marrying in their mid-twenties or later, abstinence until marriage is unattractive.

[JDavid25]

Yes, for the most part.. I wrote more, but I kept forgetting to send it and it disappeared..

[RiseofArtemis]

Casual sex is generally bad. And I'm a gen Z. Promiscuity has no benefits to society, only negatives. Without hookup culture and promiscuity there would not be so many people with STD's.

[NathanDavis]

I don't tend to agree with stupidity... and I'm not making exceptions tonight...

[Asker]

Can you tell me what specific point Brett made that is stupid?

[MaxRobespierre]

No we don't need more stupid people reproducing. Let the smart and intelligent people who don't just sit around and collect a check reproduce

[RiseofArtemis]

Have you seen the movie Idiocracy, the intelligent people didn't have children and only the idiots reproduced. That's happening exactly here in the real world as well. That movie was supposed to be a fictional comedy not a tragic documentary of what's going to happen.

[Jamie05rhs]

Ok, so that might be a side effect, but she's missing the point. Abortion is killing a live person. That is what this is about. Life and Death. Everything else is a side issue.

[Jamesshinobi]

the only ones screaming about it are the ones that used their pussies to pay their rent

[Stoner710]

Yes I do completely

[AngryCarl]

Brett is a boy's name.