mb7oa :
The prompt says ‘body count doesn’t matter,’ yet these two peer-reviewed studies say otherwise: 1) Gillison et al. (JAMA, 2012, “Prevalence of oral HPV infection in the United States, 2009–2010,” p. 693) found that more partners were associated with higher oral HPV prevalence. 2) Smith and Wolfinger (Journal of Family Issues, 2024, “Re-examining the link between premarital sex and divorce,” p. 683) found about triple the modeled divorce odds for people with 9+ premarital partners compared with those whose only premarital partner was their eventual spouse. I have posted both studies numerous times and get the same predictable replies: ‘safe sex,’ ‘divorce is good’ and ‘experience improves judgment.’ But naming a precaution doesn’t establish that the link disappears, liking an outcome doesn’t make it irrelevant, and offering an explanation doesn’t prove it. I brought these studies with full citations to her live, but was immediately muted before I could explain the findings. Asking for studies and then muting the person who brings them isn’t an invitation to debate. It’s a way to look open to one without ever having to answer it. If you want to respond, bring actual research or dismantle these studies. If you’ve only got feelings and excuses, stay in her live chat, where that’s apparently all that’s allowed.
2026-11-06 06:19:09