I'm a straight and easy dude.
Slutty when sober, too, so that saves time (and prevents whiskey d*ck). You're not alone.

Good for you. Do what (and who) makes you happy. F*ck all the judgy people.
They don't solve your problems or pay your bills. They don't get a vote.

You can do whatever you want with your body. I don't judge but I wouldn't date you. First, STDs. Second, monogamy is important for me. Just be honest to who you're dating about who you are, and what you're looking for. There are female versions of you out there.

Just a friendly reminder there's a handy invention called the condom... Just because someone has many sexual partners doesn't mean they don't practice safe sex. I personally have slept around with so many people I might as well be a hooker, yet I'm proud to say I've never gotten any sti/std. Meanwhile some of my friends who have had much less partners have caught the bug at least once.

@@monowoman
This doesn't address the monogamy thing. Which is usually more like territorial possessiveness. Condoms don't help that.
I've never had any diseases myself in all my many, many years of adventuring, but I'm very selectively slutty.

My aversion to being treated as somebody's exclusive property persists. I'm not chattel. Not good at rules. She can ask and we can come to a solution, but this traditionalism and conformity is completely beyond me.
My experience of marital fidelity is that most women find it very important... In others. They practice it themselves while it suits them, and jump off that wagon with a will and a flourish once it doesn't.
And we have decades of statistics to back that up.

Condoms don't protect against everything. You can still get herpes for example.