What contributes to an anti-fwb mindset?

Girls probably aren't as into the idea because of the "slut" social stigma.

As for what contributes to the mindset: I'm not particularly romantic (at least at this point in my life), so the FWB scenario appeals to me because it would mean I could relieve my sex drive with a woman instead of my hand. That's it, really.

>>17205539
That's the only other reason I could think of, that the "slut" stigma would deter them.

So do they get offended by "He wants me for sex and I'm bothered by that." or "He thinks I'm a slut so he thinks he has a chance of having sex with me?"

>>17205609
>do they
Everyone's different, desu. Both of your statements are true for some people, as well as those who don't care and are into having as much sex as they can.

>>17205609
Also where are your sources on "less girls want casual sex"? I want to say that that's a common misconception, at least in first world countries.

>>17205667
They're not really sources, but upon a bunch of women that I know finding out that I had at one point intended on a FWB situation, they said something similar to "I could never do that" or "I would be so offended if a guy asked me to do that."

These are not your church-going women either. They're not goodie two shoes nor are they the polar opposite.

I mean, there's a stigma, but at the end of it all, they're the ones risking getting pregnant. Which opens up a large box of moral and physical complications, most of which aren't worth an orgasm with someone who's going to bail at the first chance.