Sexual Relationships 
Sexual Health 
I <3 this vid. The title sounds awful, but the guys make good points. They're smart guys! If you insult girls for being slutty or hate on sluts, how would you get more sex for yourself? Girls who're open about their sexuality are awesome. And it's awesome for guys too.
Lots of guys (at least on here, IRL I haven't seen this so much but who knows) like to say girls being slutty or loving sex with different people is terrible. But...it really isn't. You can get STDs after having mostly been in relationships, since they can take weeks to be found on tests. So being slutty would increase the odds, but not being slutty wouldn't prevent STDs necessarily. Especially not Herpes, both versions, or HPV.
If girls love sex with lots of guys, then that increases guys' chances of having sex with her. Lots of guys also say that girls only sleep with really hot guys. That could be true for hookups, or vice versa for guys who have hookups looking for the hottest women too. But for fuck buddies or friends with benefits, I don't think that'd be true at all.
And...lots of girls like to hate on other girls for being slutty. It's not just guys that do this at all. Or everyone will hate on guys for being slutty too, like if he's a fuckboy. If anyone lies to get sex then ofc they deserve to be hated on. But if they're not hurting you, why do you care?
What Girls & Guys Said
4 20Girls being slutty will bring more sex to the guys who're already having sex. The guys who are stereo-typically not considered attractive, still won't have much. I disagree with the effect of calling women slutty since women still do have sex and to bypass being called a slut, they just severely decrease their body count since your only way of knowing it is her telling you.
Well it depends. I'm sex positive but i think it's only a problem if a girl uses sex to get attention and to boost her self esteem and act like a sex object or if they hurt others in the process.
Otherwise I could care less about ones past sexual experiences.