Hookup Culture Dilemma
Many women are encouraged to adopt traditionally masculine traits, which influences their approach to relationships and sexuality. While some view casual hookups as liberating, others feel trapped and used, facing a stark choice between isolation and navigating a challenging hookup culture. The evolving double standard on college campuses complicates these dynamics, as women find themselves categorized in ways that limit their options and agency.In this clip
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Hidden Brain
Episode 61: Just Sex
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