Switzerland has the highest percentage of people looking for casual sex - Page 4

MrVertigo · #61 20.04.2011, 19:05

	Quote:	Faltrad
	(...) Do you actually believe in any statistics about sex - as if people were saying the truth anyway - or do you just post this kind of things for fun? I understand the latter. No problem.

statisticians do all the standard deviations

cannut · #62 20.04.2011, 20:09

And I always believed it went down ,when I left Switzerland

#63 20.04.2011, 23:04

What's the opposite of casual sex? Formal sex?

sarel · #64 20.04.2011, 23:09

	Quote:	Kittster
	My top five "oh my gosh, I'd definitely have some more of THAT again" is made up of three Swiss, one German and a Liechtensteiner. There are other nationalities on the records but they simply didn't, er, do so well.

my top three of said above are english, italian and nz...
had some experience with swiss and german.
let me put it like that... it was quite interesting but hot would be something else...

Treverus · #65 20.04.2011, 23:16

	Quote:	sarel
	let me put it like that... it was quite interesting but hot would be something else...

That's what they said? They are really direct and fairly rude...

sarel · #66 20.04.2011, 23:31

	Quote:	Treverus
	That's what they said? They are really direct and fairly rude...

LOL maybe your right

Natasha · #67 20.04.2011, 23:35

	Quote:	Kittster
	insert much smaller number.

I sadly read that as "insert much smaller member".

rrs · #68 20.04.2011, 23:54

	Quote:	Kittster
	TWENTY? Heck, I struggle to keep track of my insert much smaller number. Casual sex is the easiest way to get what your body wants without much risk to damaging your heart and soul. In a risk-averse country, it's only logical.

Not much risk? ever hear of STD's?

rrs · #69 20.04.2011, 23:58

	Quote:	Soixante_neuf
	I know...the more shocking thing is that there are some "okCupid" users who arn't looking for casual sex (82% if my maths is correct). Weirdos

Interesting never knew there was a plural for math. So is it fair to say my sciences? or is it science?

MrVertigo · #70 21.04.2011, 00:04

	Quote:	rrs
	Interesting never knew there was a plural for math. So is it fair to say my sciences? or is it science?

although "rrs" looks like plural, I think one is already too much.

Lakeside · #71 21.04.2011, 00:09

	Quote:	rrs
	Interesting never knew there was a plural for math. So is it fair to say my sciences? or is it science?

"Maths" is the correct shortened form for "mathematics".

"Math" is American English

Treverus · #72 21.04.2011, 01:01

A thread about casual sex and you guys can discuss the grammatically correct short form of mathematics?

Am I the only one who finds it far more interesting that SAUDI ARABIA made fifth in the statistics? I mean, we all expected Bunga-Bunga Italy and Japan to be up in the list. But Saudi?! Pretty kinky for those Wahhabi moral standards... more going on under the hijab than one thinks...

miniMia · #73 21.04.2011, 01:53

	Quote:	rrs
	Interesting never knew there was a plural for math. So is it fair to say my sciences? or is it science?

Well, you're not as smart as you think are you?

	Quote:	Treverus
	A thread about casual sex and you guys can discuss the grammatically correct short form of mathematics? Am I the only one who finds it far more interesting that SAUDI ARABIA made fifth in the statistics? I mean, we all expected Bunga-Bunga Italy and Japan to be up in the list. But Saudi?! Pretty kinky for those Wahhabi moral standards... more going on under the hijab than one thinks...

I wonder how many OkCupid users there are in Saudi Arabia.

Cali · #74 21.04.2011, 02:05

Send these honry men with money my way. I am looking for a career in sex work.

hoslo · #75 21.04.2011, 05:53

	Quote:	Captain Greybeard
	I wonder why anybody would even want to waste time and money on such stuff. In that specific case of the OP, I'd like to know what kind of questions those people were actually asked, and how the survey did factor in, for instance, the willingness or unwillingness of different cultures to answer such questions. At first glance I thought it's funny, but I changed my opinion. Call me a party pooper, but next they will find out that owners of dogs that are exposed to second-hand smoking are more prone to lie to a highway trooper. WTF?

ok party pooper

jacek · #76 21.04.2011, 06:06

Why I must wake up in the middle of the nite and the first thing I come across is this thread... Anyone there ?

Kittster · #77 21.04.2011, 07:46

	Quote:	sarel
	my top three of said above are english, italian and nz... had some experience with swiss and german. let me put it like that... it was quite interesting but hot would be something else...

So maybe it has absolutely nothing to do with nationality - gaaasp.

	Quote:	Natasha
	I sadly read that as "insert much smaller member".

No, not my thing...

	Quote:	rrs
	Not much risk? ever hear of STD's?

Never had one. Have, however, completely lost it after being dumped in a frightful way and ended up in the loony bin. Casual is definitely less risk...

	Quote:	Lakeside
	"Maths" is the correct shortened form for "mathematics". "Math" is American English

A math ith a Roman Catholic thervith.

Treverus · #78 21.04.2011, 08:18

	Quote:	Kittster
	So maybe it has absolutely nothing to do with nationality - gaaasp.

Of course not. Only Swiss people could possibly believe that the passport you have could sexually empower you... and therefore is the entire quantitative research based on online surveys for this topic rubbish. I guess you will need to go out and do an applied qualitative analysis instead...

MrVertigo · #79 21.04.2011, 09:49

	Quote:	Treverus
	A thread about casual sex and you guys can discuss the grammatically correct short form of mathematics? Am I the only one who finds it far more interesting that SAUDI ARABIA made fifth in the statistics? I mean, we all expected Bunga-Bunga Italy and Japan to be up in the list. But Saudi?! Pretty kinky for those Wahhabi moral standards... more going on under the hijab than one thinks...

I am not surprised at all, makes perfect sense. When there is so much pressure not to have any contacts with the other gender, frustration can lead to the opposite effect.
On a side note, there was a documentary last week on french TV about lingerie business in saudi-arabia. There were a few astonishing statements:
- french women spend in average 100$/year on lingerie, in saudi-arabia it's 500$/year
- some lingerie available in saudi shops are only sold in sex-shops in paris

stephanienie · #80 21.04.2011, 09:54

	Quote:	MrVertigo
	I am not surprised at all, makes perfect sense. When there is so much pressure not to have any contacts with the other gender, frustration can lead to the opposite effect. On a side note, there was a documentary last week on french TV about lingerie business in saudi-arabia. There were a few astonishing statements: - french women spend in average 100$/year on lingerie, in saudi-arabia it's 500$/year - some lingerie available in saudi shops are only sold in sex-shops in paris

I have a feeling those who answered the survey in saudi counted "rape" as casual sex. Not to offend anyone but theres a victim there whose sentence (lashing) was doubled just because of speaking about her case to the media. And also hearing real stories from nurses i know who work there.