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Re: His second hypothesis is more supportable:
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Posted By: leonlp
People who make more money have more sex as opposed to his initial hypothesis which is people who have more sex make more money - thats a load of crap.  Men and women who earn  lots of money get laid more than men and women who don't make as much.  He calls it the gold digger factor, but thats probably not entirely accurate - people with more money go out more and have a more social and mobile lifestyle - more opportunity for hook-ups.  And lets not forget the Monger factor, since everyone on this board knows thats whats really going on with those stats - they be a whoooole  lot of whoring and a fuckin going on heah.  LOL!
The people I've known who've had the most sex have been those on public assistance. They've had more time for sex because they didn't have to work.  

Since I've started to engage in this hobby, I'm more motivated to make money because I want to have more sex with more providers. My tastes run a bit more expensive than those of my acquaintances on public assistance. ;)

-- Modified on 8/19/2013 6:48:09 PM

In a fun place like this all I need to do is turn this topic loose.  You all know what to do :)  

http://www.nbcnews.com/business/earn-more-money-when-you-have-more-sex-study-says-6C1094574

the more sex I have, the less money I have; not that I'm complaining, mind you.

you are willing to spend, the easier the relationship that leads to sex goes.  Take $$ out of the equation and while not impossible, it is more difficult, the exceptions!  

While in school, you are judged by the opposite sex as how successful you are likelyto be in later life so in that instance it is not how much money you spend it is how much money you are likely to have (goes for men and women).  With women though there is also the how can she enable my success factor.

then there is also when young - the bodacious bod factor!!

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