It’s totally fine. Don’t be ashamed that your number is higher than your other female friends, or even higher than your male friends. Here’s some points to make you feel better about something that you think is terrible that isn’t actually terrible.
Your Body’s Not a Temple
It can be if that’s what you desire, but one does unknowingly (or maybe not) partake in things that are grosser than sleeping with more than one person. Despite what Sinead O’Connor thought about Miley Cyrus’ body, you have the choice not to reserve it for that special someone.
Be Safe, Not Sorry
Just because you sleep with a lot of people, it does not mean that you’re more prone to sexual health problems. If you do not chose to use contraception and chose to sleep with a lot of people, it’s obviously more likely that you could run into sexual health problems. But as long as you use the necessary contraception that suits you, you can go about getting ass.
You’re Not a Slut
I mean you are, but you don’t believe the word carries any weight. It’s laughable. If the word slut is as bad as it gets and you still get to sleep with people how you chose to: just laugh.
Hi there! *taps on mic* We’re all familiar with sex *points at no one in particular* she gets it. Did you know that sex is a really fun thing that a lot of people enjoy? But you can’t have sex all the time, because then when would you eat, or watch “Viceland,” or read Galore
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