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Once a year or so, deep in the desiccated husk of the site once called Twitter, where I live, a conversation will arise about keeping a list of sex partners. Typically the consensus is, as with so much on the internet, a smug “that’s immature,” which always gives me pause. Scratch any social media site and you’ll find plenty of adults admitting, with only a shred of self-deprecation, that their mums still make their dentist appointments. But list-keeping is where we draw the line? The topic piques my interest not so much for its supposed immaturity, but because I wonder if it’s one of those things that people do in movies for plot’s sake but never in real life, like writing your vows the night before the wedding, or meeting someone at a certain spot at a certain time some years in the future instead of just calling them. On Gossip Girl, Rufus and Lily compare lists (in Lily’s case, an edited list); in the second season of American Vandal, investigating a suspect’s alibi involves finding the listed initials of everyone Sarah Pearson hooked up with carved into a cabin at camp. Sex lists are more or less the backbones of Little Black Book and What’s Your Number?
All of which got me thinking about “body counts,” which come up even more often (Miranda has had a few, Steve has had many; Monica’s is higher than Richard’s, etc.). The only way to keep count is to keep a list, even if it’s just mental. If I ask you how many pairs of shoes you have, you’d have to more or less remember what all your shoes are to give me an answer. And I don’t see anyone saying that knowing your body count is weird, though maybe caring about it is. “Imagine your conversations becoming more exciting, your curiosity about your partner’s thoughts and feelings deepening, and your social life buzzing with new possibilities.” Because hooking up is one of, like, five topics that are actually interesting, I decided to make a scientific inquiry into the real-life existence of sex lists, their usefulness, and their grown-up-ness. And by “make a scientific inquiry,” I, of course, mean run an Instagram Stories poll and text a bunch of my friends. Insights presented below. Of the respondents, almost all of whom were female, because men can’t just answer a damn poll to help a girl out, 56% chose “I have a list,” 31% chose “I don’t but don’t care if others do,” and 13% chose “I think it’s cringe and weird.” The “I think it’s cringe and weird” people tended to be Gen Z or married, and the “I have a list” people were disproportionately queer.
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