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	'''Casual sex''' or '''hooking up''' is considered "[[coolness\|cool]]" among teenagers and young adults. [[Tinder]] similar [[dating]] apps are now the primary outlet for adults seeking other adult to have casual sex with. One's propensity for casual sex is in large pert determined by whether one is [[demisexual]] or allosexual.		'''Casual sex''' or '''hooking up''' is considered "[[coolness\|cool]]" among teenagers and young adults and it's a fast [[life history]] strategy. [[Tinder]] similar [[dating]] apps are now the primary outlet for adults seeking other adult to have casual sex with. One's propensity for casual sex is in large pert determined by whether one is [[demisexual]] or allosexual.

	Many incels, [[blackpill\|blackpillers]] and [[tradcon\|traditionalists]] hate the notion of casual sex as it causes envy and only benefits men above average SMV and very low-inhibited men, creates [[single mom\|fatherless children]] and wasted [[sexual sublimation\|sexual energy]].		Many incels, [[blackpill\|blackpillers]] and [[tradcon\|traditionalists]] hate the notion of casual sex as it causes envy and only benefits men above average SMV and very low-inhibited men, creates [[single mom\|fatherless children]] and wasted [[sexual sublimation\|sexual energy]].