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Way to Sleep Around, SoCal: Two Local Cities Among Most Promiscuous in Nation
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If you're looking to get lucky this weekend, science suggests that you head to San Diego or San Bernadino. According to an OK Cupid survey, the two SoCal cities are among the most promiscuous in the country.
CBS News reports that San Diego slid into the list at #9, while San Bernadino eased it's way on at #7. Our neighbors to the north made an impressive showing as well: San Francisco is the 5th most promiscuous city in the country, and Portland is #1 (of course -- get a job, Portland).
The report comes on the heels of another study, notes CBS, that shows that Americans are among the most careless when it comes to having unprotected sex. So let's just all keep in mind that if we're going to maintain our proud legacy of most promiscuous area in the nation, we should always wrap it up before getting down.
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