The criterion for which a romantic/sexual partner is chosen

@androtic

I typically don't like to talk about this anymore, however there have been at least two studies conducted on the matter, one was informal (tinder experiment) and one was formal (defendant sentencing), they both found that, all else equal, differential treatment was allocated based upon (instinctively) physical appearance. I'm not going to bother to cite them, however I promise you they do exist.

Is there any sex-negative or Antisexual Literature which focuses on the superficial & objectifying nature of sex, and even friendships?

Such as that which I wrote here; https://iamfortress.forumotion.com/t269-the-criterion-for-which-a-romantic-sexual-partner-is-chosen but more extensive?

ComradeB wrote:Is there any sex-negative or Antisexual Literature which focuses on the superficial & objectifying nature of sex, and even friendships?

Such as that which I wrote here; https://iamfortress.forumotion.com/t269-the-criterion-for-which-a-romantic-sexual-partner-is-chosen but more extensive?

Here are a few links that somewhat relate to what you're looking for:

http://www.firstthings.com/article/2014/03/against-heterosexuality

http://www.firstthings.com/web-exclusives/2014/08/against-obsessive-sexuality

https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1999/3/17/rethinking-the-meaning-of-love-pbtbhese/