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As mentioned above, there’s no one-size-fits-all guideline of whether or not you’re “doing it wrong” (if you decide that casual sex is not for you, don’t worry — we all have different definitions of what these things even mean). Being fair, however, if you’re not someone who is (1) curious enough about casual sex to at least try it out, (2) sexually experienced, or (3) taking the safety of yourself, your partner, or children into account, then by all means, you are not going to be satisfied by that kind of relationship. And casual sex has pretty much always been marketed towards those who are at this demographic, like Tinder and its ilk. Here are some ideas of why casual sex could be bad for you. You get it on with an inexperienced person and think you’re too experienced — “A new partner is either more risk, or you’re doing it so well. You should be different,” So says Jodi Jacobson, a psychologist and co-founder of Matchmaker, a dating app dedicated to helping people get in better relationships. “Casual sex can be a mask for a lot of behavior that you don’t want to reveal,” she explains. “Which means it often has a higher risk of someone being hurt.” The ‘we’re just good friends’ argument — which is probably true. If they don’t want a more exclusive relationship with you, then they probably don’t want to have any kind of ongoing relationship with you, so it can be unwise to jump straight to bed. One bad thing will make an issue with casual sex. In order to change what she wanted, as a relationship is growing, she agreed to try things that are even more risky — but “I do what I like,” she says. “The culture of casual sex is that everyone has sex with everyone else. I don’t want to feel like that about myself.” It hurts her self-esteem — Your self-esteem — or your confidence in yourself — depends on what you think about yourself as a person. If you honestly think that casual sex is simply not that big of a deal, then it is more likely to not actually matter that you hooked up with her. But it may be that you are what you think you are, which is the core of identity. And the problem is that you are not the person you think that you are. She suggests therapy and having the right therapy. It hurts someone else — If they are

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