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After experiencing one too many hookups that never quite made it past go, or even to dinner and a movie, Mae-sa Dixon re-evaluated her love life. In 2013, she quit dating and sex entirely. Although some friends and family judge her decision, Ms. Dixon said she feels empowered by her new lifestyle: “I just became so much more confident in my own abilities, because I didn’t need someone to make me feel fulfilled or complete.”
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