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A 20-year-old woman known as Jackie from Long Island has gone viral after claiming she has a "body count" of (meaning she has had sex with) 1,572 people — and the internet has not held back its reactions.
In an interview for The Dating Blind Show, Jackie said she has a "body count" of 1,572.
She is 20 years old and said she began having sex at age 18. If she is being honest about her tally, that would amount to an average of more than two different sex partners every day.
While this seems unlikely, the comment sparked reactions that were largely unfavorable, in a culture that also mocks the idea of sexual restraint.
While there is ongoing debate over whether or not Jackie is being honest about having slept with 1,572 people (it seems she may have said it for the shock value), the clip struck a nerve across social media.
In the video, which is from The Dating Blind Show, Jackie is asked about her "body count" — the number of people she has had sex with. She claimed that she has slept with 1,572 people, while 21-year-old Matthew — her "blind date" — said his "body count" is zero and that he came on the show to "lose [his] virginity."
This content may be sensitive for some viewers:
During the vulgar video, Jackie said she first had sex at age 18 in the bathroom at her workplace — Chuck E. Cheese. Since she is 20 years old at the time of the video, that means her other claim about her "body count" would amount to an average of two different sex partners every single day in a span of two years.
For many viewers, this was a clear indication that she had fabricated her "body count" just to get a reaction out of Matthew. It garnered reactions from across the country.
Comments ranged from a simple "Gross" to, "How very sad for her. No self respect. No respect for her body. Close that s**t down honey."
Others called it out as a lie, while some celebrated how "sexually free" she is.
One person wrote, "How did you even keep track," while another said, "My opinion[:] it is not attractive to treat your body like a community center Everybody can get in."
Others wrote, "What is wrong with this world," "Intimacy is one of the closest ways to connect with someone and yall just turned it into a hobby," and, "Western culture baby."
On Instagram, viewers wrote:
1. Wtf 2. How? 3. This happens when no one wants to repeat
Thats a freakin village
Why did she keep track and memorized it
She’s so damaged you can see it in her expressions
You can shame people and it’s not jealousy it’s disgust
I wouldn’t go near that thing
Because of her comment and her seemingly nonchalant attitude about sex, social media was not kind.
Comments attacked her, insulted her, and degraded her.
Whether it was a lie or not, it's clear that most people don't believe in the libertine "sexual freedom" that groups like Planned Parenthood promote — or at least not for women.
Nearly every episode of this dating show is as disturbing as this one and its very existence highlights why sex should be reserved for marriage.
None of the individuals — not even those who claim to be virgins — treat sex with the maturity and respect necessary.
As explained by Live Action founder and president Lila Rose:
"Sex belongs in marriage. When a society treats sex like 'it’s just casual' it ends up wounding hearts, breaking families, and discarding the vulnerable. It enables broken families, fatherless homes, abortion, and abuse.
Sex isn’t meaningless—it’s powerful, sacred, and ordered toward love and life. When we separate it from commitment and responsibility, people get hurt—especially women and children. If we can’t uphold sexual ethics, we’re not progressing—we’re collapsing. A society that forgets the purpose of sex is a society in free fall."
Though many have claimed that the "True Love Waits" type of "purity culture" of the 1990s instilled some damaging ideas into their minds about self-worth and sexual purity, the pendulum has clearly swung too far in the other direction... and even non-religious people seem turned off by it.
As Live Action News previously reported:
Purity culture was a response to the libertinism brought about by the sexual revolution. It was an “attempt to rescue marriage, or really, virginity until marriage from the decades-long attack” from the sexual revolution, says Rose.
Yet, this “sexual prosperity gospel” that was supposed to be a guarantee of “marital and sexual bliss” didn’t deliver what it promised. While Rose says purity culture had good intentions and is closer to the truth, it “fumbled in its delivery” and created “disenchanted young people” who often ended up walking away from the idea of sexual purity entirely.
Rose noted in Live Action's "The Truth About Sex" series, "It is true that sex can lead to tremendous harm when it is misused…. the better something is, the worse its harms when it’s misused…."
She added that “sex is far too powerful” for it to ever be casual, as it is "one of the most bonding things that you can physically do with someone,” creating emotional and psychological bonds between partners (whether we want it to or not, thanks to hormones). It also creates new human beings, which Rose says is "one of the greatest powers that we have."
Treating sex lightly and boasting about casually "bonding" with a thousand people is damaging. Even our highly sexualized culture might be waking up to this fact.
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·Internet reacts as 20-year-old claims her 'body count' is over 1,000
A 20-year-old woman known as Jackie from Long Island has gone viral after claiming she has a "body count" of (meaning she has had sex with) 1,572 people — and the internet has not held back its reactions.
In an interview for The Dating Blind Show, Jackie said she has a "body count" of 1,572.
She is 20 years old and said she began having sex at age 18. If she is being honest about her tally, that would amount to an average of more than two different sex partners every day.
While this seems unlikely, the comment sparked reactions that were largely unfavorable, in a culture that also mocks the idea of sexual restraint.
While there is ongoing debate over whether or not Jackie is being honest about having slept with 1,572 people (it seems she may have said it for the shock value), the clip struck a nerve across social media.
In the video, which is from The Dating Blind Show, Jackie is asked about her "body count" — the number of people she has had sex with. She claimed that she has slept with 1,572 people, while 21-year-old Matthew — her "blind date" — said his "body count" is zero and that he came on the show to "lose [his] virginity."
This content may be sensitive for some viewers:
During the vulgar video, Jackie said she first had sex at age 18 in the bathroom at her workplace — Chuck E. Cheese. Since she is 20 years old at the time of the video, that means her other claim about her "body count" would amount to an average of two different sex partners every single day in a span of two years.
For many viewers, this was a clear indication that she had fabricated her "body count" just to get a reaction out of Matthew. It garnered reactions from across the country.
Comments ranged from a simple "Gross" to, "How very sad for her. No self respect. No respect for her body. Close that s**t down honey."
Others called it out as a lie, while some celebrated how "sexually free" she is.
One person wrote, "How did you even keep track," while another said, "My opinion[:] it is not attractive to treat your body like a community center Everybody can get in."
Others wrote, "What is wrong with this world," "Intimacy is one of the closest ways to connect with someone and yall just turned it into a hobby," and, "Western culture baby."
On Instagram, viewers wrote:
1. Wtf 2. How? 3. This happens when no one wants to repeat
Thats a freakin village
Why did she keep track and memorized it
She’s so damaged you can see it in her expressions
You can shame people and it’s not jealousy it’s disgust
I wouldn’t go near that thing
Because of her comment and her seemingly nonchalant attitude about sex, social media was not kind.
Comments attacked her, insulted her, and degraded her.
Whether it was a lie or not, it's clear that most people don't believe in the libertine "sexual freedom" that groups like Planned Parenthood promote — or at least not for women.
Nearly every episode of this dating show is as disturbing as this one and its very existence highlights why sex should be reserved for marriage.
None of the individuals — not even those who claim to be virgins — treat sex with the maturity and respect necessary.
As explained by Live Action founder and president Lila Rose:
"Sex belongs in marriage. When a society treats sex like 'it’s just casual' it ends up wounding hearts, breaking families, and discarding the vulnerable. It enables broken families, fatherless homes, abortion, and abuse.
Sex isn’t meaningless—it’s powerful, sacred, and ordered toward love and life. When we separate it from commitment and responsibility, people get hurt—especially women and children. If we can’t uphold sexual ethics, we’re not progressing—we’re collapsing. A society that forgets the purpose of sex is a society in free fall."
Though many have claimed that the "True Love Waits" type of "purity culture" of the 1990s instilled some damaging ideas into their minds about self-worth and sexual purity, the pendulum has clearly swung too far in the other direction... and even non-religious people seem turned off by it.
As Live Action News previously reported:
Purity culture was a response to the libertinism brought about by the sexual revolution. It was an “attempt to rescue marriage, or really, virginity until marriage from the decades-long attack” from the sexual revolution, says Rose.
Yet, this “sexual prosperity gospel” that was supposed to be a guarantee of “marital and sexual bliss” didn’t deliver what it promised. While Rose says purity culture had good intentions and is closer to the truth, it “fumbled in its delivery” and created “disenchanted young people” who often ended up walking away from the idea of sexual purity entirely.
Rose noted in Live Action's "The Truth About Sex" series, "It is true that sex can lead to tremendous harm when it is misused…. the better something is, the worse its harms when it’s misused…."
She added that “sex is far too powerful” for it to ever be casual, as it is "one of the most bonding things that you can physically do with someone,” creating emotional and psychological bonds between partners (whether we want it to or not, thanks to hormones). It also creates new human beings, which Rose says is "one of the greatest powers that we have."
Treating sex lightly and boasting about casually "bonding" with a thousand people is damaging. Even our highly sexualized culture might be waking up to this fact.
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