Halloween - Not A Reason For Crime, But A Reason To Make Your Fantasies Come True?

Every October, the media publishes story after story, warning of the dangers that could hypothetically lie in wait for us on Halloween. However, instead of being afraid, wouldn't it be better to enjoy the holiday to the fullest, making your deepest fantasies come true.

In a 2009 article in Sexual Violence: The Journal of Research and Treatment, America's national crime statistics for 1997-2005 were analyzed to determine whether sex offenders tend to use Halloween as a cover for harm to children or others. … Researchers looked at reports of rape and sexual assault during each of these years in cases where the victims were over 12 years old and separately under 12. Halloween has been defined as a three-day period: Halloween itself, as well as the day before and after. So, there was no increase in the number of crimes.

However, a survey of more than 600 local college students confirmed the fact that sexual intercourse with both regular and temporary partners increases during Halloween. Among the reasons for such a surge, the main ones are called excitement from the role played by the partner during the masquerade, as well as the general atmosphere of celebration and courage.

As you can see, dressing was accompanied by many holidays. Associated with satiety and abundance - from carnivals to saturnalia. Not surprisingly, along with satiety and extra alcohol consumption, there have always been peaks in sexual activity.