Hanna Rosin argued in the Atlantic last fall that the hook-up culture, far from harming women, is actually “an engine of female progress.” Some of the research she used to make that argument, however, ...
A generation has been trained for sex while skipping the foundations of trust and commitment. They need a vision that goes ...
Early research into hookup culture on Catholic campuses indicated that Catholic campuses were just like secular campuses. In Hooking Up: Sex, Dating and Relationships on Campus (2008), Kathleen Bogle ...
Hook-up culture has been around for a while. Rather than going through the angst of meeting, flirting, and wondering whether the other person likes them or not, some teens are meeting up and "sleeping ...
I’m not exactly sure when romance died for our generation. It certainly hasn’t been an overnight process – rather a more gradual decline in which the notions of romance and monogamy have detiriorated ...
As students return to campus post-holiday break, a Michigan State University professor has released an e-book she hopes will demystify the "hookup culture" that often accompanies the college social ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Coming of age sexually as a 21st century girl is an excruciating task. As if sex and love aren't confusing enough, girls today ...
I'm just a novice in the study of hook-up culture. In fact, I just recently heard this phrase for the first time in November while visiting a Catholic relationship site. (note: I am not Catholic nor ...
Chase was a stand-up guy. We met for a drink after a couple of chats at a cocktail bar in East Houston. He was tall, funny, and well-dressed. He speaks English eloquently for a native of Oskemen who ...
Like many who have written to the ‘Prince’ in articles and comments, I have a problem with the hookup culture. However, my problem has nothing to do with hooking up. It seems to me that those who ...
An entire generation of parents has spent years panicking about the effects of hookup culture on girls. But what about boys? That’s the question Rosalind Wiseman takes on in this week’s issue of TIME.
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