Call Me: The Physiological Effects Of Hooking Up

I’m at a college party and the music is playing really loud. I was sitting at a bar with my cousins, we order drinks; mine in particular is cranberry with vodka because it makes me relaxed. All of a sudden my song comes on, “Call Me” by Ceelo Greene. We went straight to the dance floor, and I was definitely feeling myself. As I started moving my body to the music, a tall guy came guy came walking towards me. He was 6’1, pretty brown eyes, pecan skin, and he was dressed as if he was going on a interview. When he looked at me I was speechless, so he asked me to dance, I nodded my head yes. As we danced he turned me around and our body was moving as if we were making love. My mind had left body, and I was in another world. Even though I …show more content…
Hooking up, was a term that could describe as an act between two individuals that partake in sexual activity with no strings attached, therefore society in the 1990’s have changed the term to “Hooking Up”. When having higher income, it can sometimes influence you to do more, so you drink more, and have more freedom to have intercourse with different people that you don’t know, can be very risky. It can also lead a trait of anxiety, negative emotions, depression, and you can become very vulnerable and lonely. Although hooking up seems apathetic to some individuals, some can get caught-up and start to grow feelings for the other person. If society were to just let nature run its course, they would have more respect for others instead of just hooking up. When people drink alcohol, they’re inhabitations are lowered, so they don’t think when they have intercourse. Sexual exploitation is common in both cultures, in the result of men are more capable of keeping a woman for just sex than a woman’s