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What is "body count" in this context? Does it mean your number of sexual partners? If so, that's very dismissive and reductive.
Yes and yes
Also weird that they were asked that at a coworker get together
The one thing from the redpills that spilled over to normal people.
Sex is fun, and meeting new fun people is great.
Referring to them as "body count" is neither
Not going to list names when I'm asked about my experiences, unless I'm having that conversation with a SO.
Being respectful of people in general is important. Whatever phrasing that allows me to talk about myself and keeps the other involved people anonymous is fine by me.
Why don't call them partners, for instance? How's that not anonymous?
It's to remove the concept of relationships. Stay disconnected from other humans, just get your pleasure and move along.
Well, that's just awful, thanks.