Regular Sex: Marriage or Market?
€6,000 in two weeks for sex: does marriage or the market better guarantee regularity? A no-holds-barred analysis with uncomfortable data.
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Regular Sens: Is Marriage No Longer a Guarantee?
An acquaintance spent €6,000 in two weeks due to 'existential angst' and now, he says, he's getting laid at will. The story, circulating with irony in anything but politically correct circles, raises an uncomfortable question: is marriage still the best way to have a stable sens life, or has the market taken over?
The Pay-Per-Use Thesis
On one hand, there's the crudest view: if you're a man outside the top profile that women like, the only guarantee of regular sens is paying. The argument rests on the observation that female supply is selective and that, without attractiveness or status, the average single man dries up. A forum user sums it up: 'Formally partnered or married, you usually get laid even if it's little, regular or once a year.' But that frequency, for many, is better than zero.
Novelty as a Driver
Against marital routine, another current emerges: sens works when there's a dose of novelty. People with resources seek adventure, while the more common profile ends up watching TV and rubbing one out 'once a month.' The key would be recognizing that partnered stability doesn't guarantee quantity or quality.
The Disconcerting Data
The case of the acquaintance who blew €6,000 in two weeks—and who was probably scammed 60% of the time—illustrates that paid sens isn't cheap or safe. But the alternative of 'working your Instagram to compete with Llamil Llamal' isn't a great plan for most either. Meanwhile, stable couples, according to their defenders, maintain a pace ranging from 'at least once a day' to 'it depends on the stage.'
Conclusion: marriage isn't necessary to get laid regularly, but it's not sufficient either. The market offers sens if you have money; a partner, if you know how to manage it. The debate, like libido, never fully goes out.
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An acquaintance spent €6,000 in two weeks due to 'existential angst' and now, he says, he's getting laid at will. The story, circulating with irony in anything but politically correct circles, raises an uncomfortable question: is marriage still the best way to have a stable sens life, or has the market taken over?
The Pay-Per-Use Thesis
On one hand, there's the crudest view: if you're a man outside the top profile that women like, the only guarantee of regular sens is paying. The argument rests on the observation that female supply is selective and that, without attractiveness or status, the average single man dries up. A forum user sums it up: 'Formally partnered or married, you usually get laid even if it's little, regular or once a year.' But that frequency, for many, is better than zero.
Novelty as a Driver
Against marital routine, another current emerges: sens works when there's a dose of novelty. People with resources seek adventure, while the more common profile ends up watching TV and rubbing one out 'once a month.' The key would be recognizing that partnered stability doesn't guarantee quantity or quality.
The Disconcerting Data
The case of the acquaintance who blew €6,000 in two weeks—and who was probably scammed 60% of the time—illustrates that paid sens isn't cheap or safe. But the alternative of 'working your Instagram to compete with Llamil Llamal' isn't a great plan for most either. Meanwhile, stable couples, according to their defenders, maintain a pace ranging from 'at least once a day' to 'it depends on the stage.'
Conclusion: marriage isn't necessary to get laid regularly, but it's not sufficient either. The market offers sens if you have money; a partner, if you know how to manage it. The debate, like libido, never fully goes out.
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