Today's video is very, very, very long. Longer than anything I've ever done. And so I have a tip for you. Free of charge, of course.
And this is the tip. This is the piece of advice. Do not binge on the video. The video is divided into eight thematic parts. Re-visit the video. Watch each part separately. It's much more digestible this way. And much more importantly, it increases my views, which gives me narcissistic supply. My name is Sam Vaknin. A handsome one. And today's topic is, of course, what else? Sex, or more precisely, a variant of sex known as hookups.
I'm going to review the most recent literature about hookups. Hookups is sexual practice and sexual behavior. Let's start with some problems in the discourse of sex, in how we discuss sex. First of all, younger generations are not as gender-oriented as previous generations. My generation, for example. So when you talk to young people, many of them would say, there's no such thing as a man.
There's no such thing as a woman. This is just people. Personally, it makes my skin crawl. It chills my blood. But I've heard it from many, many young people. They no longer regard other people as gendered. It's a unigender culture. Everyone is the same. It's like everyone has different genitalia, but what's that got to do with anything? So men treat women and women treat men as though they had belonged to the same gender.
And I call this phenomenon unigender. So a lot of the discourse, a lot of the scholarly literature, academic literature, is biased in the sense that it makes distinction, gender distinctions between men and women when these are first becoming obsolete, actually.
