Why is it immoral to be a slut?

It is not in line with social propriety, a lot of psychological ramifications can ensue, sexually transmitted diseases would be more rife, would be very cynical of a women with a lot of past sexual partners (trust and so forth), and I would rather not assert my screwdriver into obsolete hardware (analogy, not objectifying, same could be stated if the roles were reversed). By the way, I do not have qualms if it was in a relationship, though the number of relationships hopefully will not be in abundance. The idea that some women dispense themselves as a commodity of some sort, greatly makes me despair at society; women should value themselves before they value another.

-What does social propriety have to do with morality?

-What psychological ramification?

-Amount of sex has no impact of vaginal size past the 5/6 times

-What does having sex have to do with self-worth? why would sex reduce someone's worth?

-Why should someone but themselves first, from a moral perspective?

There have been rampant studies linking one night stands to mental related illnesses, gradually feeling withdrawn and neglected from society. I mean to an extent I can comprehend this, even though studies may infer correlations, the trends are quite significant. The idea of a woman being with an excess amount of men, gradually puts me off. I would veer away from any woman, especially the circumstances that I was considering a relationship. I would rather be a woman who has self-respect, as that in itself is very attractive, and I know many men will agree. If you want to invite respect, then in the very least you must respect yourself, this applicable to both genders.

It's not, but stop telling men they are bad if they don't want to a marry a slut/former slut/born again (several times) virgin

-rampant studies? that makes no sense: if you mean abundant then cite some

-correlation is not causality, it is more likely that those with "mental related issues" are more sexually adventurous than those who abide by society's rules

-Why can't someone have lots of sex and not have self-respect? How are they related?

Like I said the trends were significant. I already know that correlations are not causal, but in the very least they provide a glimpse into significant trends. Very Well I shall cite some:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/sex/10463976/Casual-sex-linked-to-depression-and-suicidal-thoughts.html

"Adolescents from 80 American schools and 52 middle schools were interviewed when they were in grades seven to twelve and then again when they were aged 18 to 26.
They were asked questions about relationships, depression and thoughts of suicide. Twenty nine per cent of the subjects said they had experience of a casual sexual relationship, which was defined as "only having sex" with someone as opposed to dating.
This included 33 percent of men and 24 percent of women.
The link between casual sex and mental health was found to be the same for both men and women according to the study published in the Journal of Sex Research."



Some statistics on the rise of divorce rates in the UK.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1384483/Britain-has-the-highest-divorce-rate-in-Europe.html

A few reasons cited "The high divorce rate, combined with the growth of cohabitation and illegitimate births, resulted in Britain recording the highest proportion of children living in one-parent families."

I'm just stating that I would abstain from having a relationship with some who has had loads of sexual partners, due to the reasons I have cited previously.

NOT LOOKING FOR RELIGIOUS ARGUMENTS - Nobody cares about the opinions of middle-eastern shepherds who lived thousands of years ago.

Because of social convention.

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That's where it comes from though.

What does social convention have to do with morality?

Because morality is pretty much based on the judgments of others, and social convention says that being a slut is wrong.

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what do you mean by 'it'?

You mean morality? or the slut-shaming thing?