Considering the ista-ban I don't know if I should even respond.
In short, yes, of course it exists. Now, not all women decide to get on. But it seems that most do. And that can play out in a few different ways. The most obvious, and the one most often mentioned in places like RVF, is the open slut. She is seriously riding it, and, given the right circumstances, pretty much any guy with even an ounce of game has a shot. See: club sluts.
The second major carousel-rider is actually a lot worse. This is the "serially monogamous" girl. She goes from boyfriend to boyfriend, and only has sex in committed relationships. The issue is that she has a new committed relationship every three months. If she loses her virginity at 16 and decides to marry in her late twenties or early thirties, that can easily amount to 50+ lifetime sexual partners. Society largely gives these women a pass. And, they often self-delude in to thinking that 50+ sex partners will have no effect on their ability to be a dedicated and faithful wife and mother. Literally all academic literature and study on this (outside of feminist and gender studies, which should not even be considered academic disciplines) discredits this idea. Previous sexual history matters. It always matters. There is deep correlation to a whole host of negative consequences from riding the carousel.
And, yes, again, it exists.
Whether the women "naturally" want to slut it up or not is not presently material. Society encourages them to do it. Do you honestly think that those women who get skrillex or lesbian Scarlett Johansen haircuts think that they look beautiful? No. They are just following the push of society, and an increasingly mad society at that. On anonymous reporting, most women indicate that their "ideal" number of sexual partners is 1. Yet, only a minority of women (in the US) will have one lifetime sexual partner. It doesn't matter what they say they want. It doesn't matter what they actually might want. A woman has to have an iron will to reject what almost her entire culture is instructing her to do.
In short, yes, of course it exists. Now, not all women decide to get on. But it seems that most do. And that can play out in a few different ways. The most obvious, and the one most often mentioned in places like RVF, is the open slut. She is seriously riding it, and, given the right circumstances, pretty much any guy with even an ounce of game has a shot. See: club sluts.
The second major carousel-rider is actually a lot worse. This is the "serially monogamous" girl. She goes from boyfriend to boyfriend, and only has sex in committed relationships. The issue is that she has a new committed relationship every three months. If she loses her virginity at 16 and decides to marry in her late twenties or early thirties, that can easily amount to 50+ lifetime sexual partners. Society largely gives these women a pass. And, they often self-delude in to thinking that 50+ sex partners will have no effect on their ability to be a dedicated and faithful wife and mother. Literally all academic literature and study on this (outside of feminist and gender studies, which should not even be considered academic disciplines) discredits this idea. Previous sexual history matters. It always matters. There is deep correlation to a whole host of negative consequences from riding the carousel.
And, yes, again, it exists.
Whether the women "naturally" want to slut it up or not is not presently material. Society encourages them to do it. Do you honestly think that those women who get skrillex or lesbian Scarlett Johansen haircuts think that they look beautiful? No. They are just following the push of society, and an increasingly mad society at that. On anonymous reporting, most women indicate that their "ideal" number of sexual partners is 1. Yet, only a minority of women (in the US) will have one lifetime sexual partner. It doesn't matter what they say they want. It doesn't matter what they actually might want. A woman has to have an iron will to reject what almost her entire culture is instructing her to do.
Currently out of office.