Adults who 'sext' give their relationship high marks.
Dr. Beckmeyer surveyed 484 young adults about their experiences with sexting and how their relationships were going in terms of positive and negative interactions and commitment. Here is what he found.If you read the opening paragraph and thought “nope, not me, no thanks” you’re not alone. In this study, 42% of people didn’t send or receive sexts and didn’t want to. Much smaller percentages of people weren’t sexting, but they wanted to or had partners that wanted them to .
It may also be that couples who have more positive interactions are able to incorporate sexting into their relationships in a way that enhances their interactions rather than having negative consequences.As a general rule, we reject the notion that people “should” do anything in relationships, except treat each other with kindness and respect. Beyond that, folks need to do what works for them, what feels comfortable, what enhances their sense of fun, security, and connection with their partners.
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