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About half of single men are comfortable with sex in the first three dates. Fewer than one in five single women are. Women more often regret the night they said yes; men more often regret the night they said no. And both sexes, far more often than they admit, are hoping it turns into something.
The First Night, Volume Three of The Romance Codex, is a frank, non-explicit look at the question nobody asks out loud: when? Part One covers the old rules and the new ones, what each sex thinks first-date sex means, and the double standard that judges women for “too much” and men for “too little.” Part Two goes through the research on timing, partner counts, and marriage, including what it can’t prove. Part Three adds up the cost of going fast, the cost of waiting too long, and the parts that are never optional: consent, sobriety, and safety.
It isn’t about how. It’s about when, and about making that choice on purpose.
Candid, fair to both sexes, and built on published research, with a section for men, a section for women, and an exercise in every chapter.
By David Bryan Smith.
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