of unwanted outcomes associated with sex such as date rape, unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. In 2018 the first study of its kind, found that alcohol and caffeinated energy drinks is linked with casual, risky sex among college-age adults. "Beer goggles" A study published in 2003 supported the beer goggles hypothesis; however, it also found that another explanation is that regular drinkers tend to have personality traits that mean they find people more attractive, whether or not they are under the influence of alcohol at the time. A 2009 study showed that while men found adult women (who were wearing makeup) more attractive after consuming alcohol, the alcohol did not interfere with their ability to determine a woman's age. See also Sex and drugs References Bibliography Alcohol Human sexuality Sex and drugs