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Why are you saying so what? You asked a question and I answered
Not really. You pretty much dodged the question.
If I say I'm monogamous, when do you start calling me a liar?
When you say "so and so is hot!" and I don't argue?
When I say "so and so is hot!"?
When I bang so and so without breaking up with my current partner?
I've read this entire thread, and I'm still not entirely sure where you'd draw that line.
Have you heard of people that are asexual, or sapiosexual?
Beyond that, you have to understand that it's very easy to twist numbers in a manipulative way.
For example, it's not 97% of people everywhere don't wait for marriage.
It's 97% of the people who answered whatever survey you're referring to don't wait.
Where the fuck did they get these people from? College? Nightclubs? Any religious organization?
Statistics are not fact. They are ways of organizing data that would otherwise be overwhelming and impossible to parse.