The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett "Casual Sex Is Almost Always Dangerous For Women!" This Is What Casual Sex Is Really Doing To Women - Louise Perry
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Jun 20, 2024 
In this engaging discussion, Louise Perry, a British journalist and author of 'The Case Against The Sexual Revolution,' delves into the repercussions of casual sex on women. She argues that such encounters often carry unequal emotional risks and stress the importance of commitment. Louise explores the psychological phenomenon of 'the ick,' highlights gender differences in sexuality, and critiques the role of dating apps in fostering loneliness. The conversation raises vital questions about modern relationships and the societal norms shaping them.
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Risks of Casual Sex for Women
- Casual sex is riskier for women due to potential pregnancy and physical vulnerability.
- Emotional bonding asymmetry and societal pressures also contribute to negative experiences.
Biology and Sexual Violence
- Louise Perry's work at a rape crisis center challenged her initial feminist beliefs.
- She observed that perpetrator and victim demographics correlate with biological factors like testosterone and fertility.
Sex Differences and Casual Sex
- Men demonstrate a stronger preference for casual sex than women across cultures.
- This difference is evident in studies, surveys, and behaviors like porn consumption and sex buying.
