It also allows women to have the opportunity to be intimate with someone without having to be exclusive or dedicate time and energy to a serious relationship. With most young people of both sexes, but especially women, becoming more and more career-oriented, this allows for romantic interaction that fits into their lives. This is likely becoming more acceptable due to the feminist movement and the easy access to contraception that allows young women to achieve sexual gratification without having to worry about being pregnant or being shamed as well. However, as was highlighted in Sex on The Brain, the pill also reduces a woman's sexual desire, making it less likely that she will want to have a romantic relationship. The woman also has the power to choose the sexual acts that take place in a relationship, which in itself can be empowering and explain why the definition of a relationship is different between men and women. While the man only considers it sex or success if he ejaculates in certain situations, the woman considers it sex if she relinquishes control and allows kissing or caressing. Again, these are generalizations, but given how individuals have been socialized by media, it makes sense to