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Strength Linked to Sexual Partners: A Surprising Study

1/18/2025

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A groundbreaking study from Washington State University reveals that individuals with greater upper body strength—both men and women—tend to have more sexual partners throughout their lives, shaking up conventional evolutionary beliefs. While stronger men often enjoy long-term relationships, the link between women's strength and their partner count remains a mystery, prompting a call for further investigation.

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A groundbreaking study from Washington State University reveals that individuals with greater upper body strength—both men and women—tend to have more sexual partners throughout their lives, shaking up conventional evolutionary beliefs. While stronger men often enjoy long-term relationships, the link between women's strength and their partner count remains a mystery, prompting a call for further investigation.