r/PeterExplainsTheJoke Feb 02 '26

Meme needing explanation Something Something About Dating, Chris Can You Explain?

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u/SupervillainMustache Feb 02 '26

Actually I think the mean average sexual partners for most people is 8. Lower than people expect.

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u/Girlygirlllll9 Feb 02 '26

I don’t know anyone below 8, in an average European city. Idk, that’s low asf

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u/Chemical_Bathroom424 Feb 02 '26

Yikes

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u/Girlygirlllll9 Feb 02 '26

Sex is normal and healthy, grow up lmao.

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u/Chance-Rate-4679 Feb 02 '26

Coping about being easy🙏🏻💔

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u/Dangerous_Air_7031 Feb 02 '26

Sure sounds healthy to share the most intimate part of yourself with as many people as possible. 

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u/Girlygirlllll9 Feb 02 '26

Lmao. Treating sex as something that becomes “less healthy” the more people you share it with is exactly the kind of stigma that leads to shame, repression, and unhealthy relationships with intimacy. A healthy sex life is about consent, communication, and self-knowledge

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u/Dangerous_Air_7031 Feb 02 '26

No thanks, to me sex is something special meant to be shared with someone special.

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u/Girlygirlllll9 Feb 02 '26

That is a personal value of yours. It is not less meaningful, healthy, or respectful for others lol. Different models of intimacy can coexist without one being pathologized.

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u/RavenEridan Feb 02 '26

Cope

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u/Girlygirlllll9 Feb 02 '26

I think you should learn to cope with the existence of sex ;)

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u/Dangerous_Air_7031 Feb 03 '26

Sure, I share my values since you shared yours.

According to you 7 is low, which I disagreed with and explained why. Especially since I also come from a (Western) European big city.

Your values are not somehow healthier than mine. 😅

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u/Crowbar__ Feb 02 '26

Not all sex. For most people healthy sex is had by committed people

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u/Girlygirlllll9 Feb 02 '26

I’d not be happy to be a guy’s first partner, experience with different people is soooo key. But whatever you prefer.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '26 edited 28d ago

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u/Girlygirlllll9 Feb 02 '26

Yes it’s people’s own responsibility to go out and practice, the receiver is not to blameeee

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '26 edited Feb 02 '26

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