Her body count is above 600, and she thinks it’s normal.
How can modern men expect to have a family with these hoes? pic.twitter.com/hdqhbZJNnx
— ︎ ︎venom (@venom1s) March 3, 2026
Math breakdown : 10 active years (age 18–28): 600 ÷ 10 = 60 partners/year= ~1 new partner every 6 days 19 active years (age 16–35): 600 ÷ 19 ≈ 32 partners/year= 1 every 11 days (normal for party girls). Extreme mode: Just 600 days (1.6 years) if 1 per day.
- Not going to lie. Even if a guy told me his BC was 600+ I’d think he had serious mental issues. There is no way anyone sleeps with that many people and doesn’t make a lot of bad decisions along the way. – CI
- I’m sorry, I could never go out with a girl that had more than a handful of body count to me. 600 ,That’s disgusting. I respect myself not to catch any kind of disease
- Modern culture pushes a “False Map” that attempts to strip away all consequences, pretending that absolute hedonism has no cost. But the laws of reality are unforgiving. For men, seeing this triggers our most primal, biological terror: “lineage failure”—the deep-seated dread of investing our lives, resources, and legacy into a corrupted foundation. When society completely abandons the Justice Ethic (boundaries, order, and accountability), the natural reaction for many men is to become “Exiles”. They look at this poisoned territory and decide to completely opt out of building a family. – Kings Road
- 650 at her age means she’s slept with almost every man she’s ever met. That’s unacceptable. I suggest that guy break up with her immediately. And I suggest the girl get tested for HIV and HPV. – JS
- Look at her laugh afterwards… She’s not just not ashamed of it… She’s actually proud. After all, a high body count means other men think she’s desirable and women are nothing if not consistent in mistakenly believing men hold the same valuation of such things as they do. ND
