Dr Paul Eastwick
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711 appearances
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 22 Jun
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You'll see people, you get this in the family studies community sometimes, we'll talk about like, oh, like,
having premarital sex is like bad for your marriage.
Like barely.
Those correlations are absolutely tiny.
I would not worry about that at all.
So it's stuff like that.
It is not the case that people who are more likely to have sex or eager to have sex early ultimately have worse relationships.
means that it's true is that a fair conception i love it i absolutely love it and so what you'd want if you're trying to date effectively in this world is you'd want to know like as i'm going on a first date with you what exactly would it mean if i you know made it clear i wanted to have sex with you tonight versus on day three versus on day five and to kind of put
play into the script that that person was wanting or expecting.
Again, also kind of depending on what it is that you want.
You know, maybe you're only like this person enough to want to have sex with them.
You're not really interested in something.
It didn't go anywhere.
Correct.
I get this intuition.
We have some data that can speak to this.
And what I can tell you is that when you look at the trajectory of relationships that will become short-term or long-term, and I think this is how I like to think about short-term, long-term.
Short-term is, I liked you enough to hook up, but that was kind of it.
Versus long-term is like, I liked you enough to hook up and also please stay for breakfast because you're great and I love hanging out with you.
So when you line those things up,
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