Study: Wide Hips, More One Night Stands?
Voluptuous ladies, prepare to be outraged: A new study claims that wide-hipped women are more likely to have one night stands and have had more sexual partners than their narrow-hipped cohorts.
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Voluptuous ladies, prepare to be outraged: A new study claims that wide-hipped women are more likely to have one night stands and have had more sexual partners than their narrow-hipped cohorts.
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