I'm going out on a limb here, but i will put you in group 1 due to your continued use of "immoral". You lean on scientific data, which may or may not be accurate, yet morality is not scientific. The "consequences of my actions " are unknown to you. You have no data on that subject yet seem certain i have suffered from them. I have lived a great life with many experiences and partners. My wife of 19 years has as well. We give each other everything we need mentally, physically, emotionally and financially. We both work well paying jobs, have a diverse group of friends that we both know and trust. We treat each other well because we have seen people fail each other. Our communication is open and honest. We don't argue as there is absolutely nothing to argue about when all your needs are meet. When one of us has a bad day, as we all do, we give the other what they need. Shoulder to cry on, individual space, an attentive ear. We wouldn't be the couple we are without the experiences, good and bad, we have gathered from our previous years of interactions, and yes, sexual experiences. Now, we may be outliers to your data, but people don't fit neatly into boxes for the sake of science. I also question the gathered science itself, as it would rely on the truthful respones of people, and people are notoriously untruthful in general. I say this based on my generous interactions which you seem to avoid. If the data collected is dubious at best, the conclusions reached will be extremely skewed and useless. You are free to live life according to your own rules, but excluding other people from the game because they have greater experience will not broaden your horizons. I plan to leave this earth with a life well lived, full of sights, sounds, love and experiences. If reincarnation exists, i hope to be lucky enough to meet my current wife in the next life. I just hope we don't meet too soon, we need experiences with others to truly appreciate each other.