Sexual promiscuity is directly correlated with significantly higher levels of anti opposite gender attitudes. This study analyzes men, but it holds equally for women. Not only is the correlation very cumulative, in the sense that it increases strongly every rise of a few sexual partners, although the correlation becomes stagnant after 21 or so partners, but this encompasses practically all individuals in the sociosexual spectrum. Basically no one scores higher than 21 partners. Richard Lynn in his 1996 book: Dysgenics: The Deterioration of modern populations, categorizes promiscuity as having a heavily dysgenic essence predicated upon the higher antisocial/lack of cohesive traits for general society present in promiscuous populations. The opposite sex gets their main perception of each other through relationships, when those are unstable, like promiscuity, in which fatherlessness is common and unstable homes with lack of available/stable men or women are predominant, both initially, from environments growing up with such parents, and from exposure to the opposite sex through these atomistic and degrading relationships characterized by low trust and instability, a woman or man’s trust in the opposite sex naturally converges with their experience with them through higher promiscuous encounters. “‘Men only want one thing” This is a thought that comes from experience, the nature of a hook up inexorably entails an almost fully sexually motivated objectifying encounter separated from any tangible form of love/connection that would be prevalent in committed marriages A prostitute’s perception of men is very different from that of a chaste woman getting married at 23, much of that is derived from disparities in respective experience