A group of Harvard students have formed a new on-campus group promoting sexual abstinence. “True Love Revolution” was founded by two current seniors who resolved to combat a perceived hook-up culture at the Ivy League university, epitomized by its student-run sex magazine, H-Bomb. Not surprisingly, the group’s message hasn’t been embraced by all Harvard undergrads, whose hostile reactions have ranged from taking offense to outright mockery. One of TLR’s leaders, Sarah Kinsella, said those who attack her organization are hypocritically violating campus mores: “There is such a strong attitude of pluralism and acceptance [here], but then it doesn’t extend to this.”

Harvard Crimson columnist Jessica Coggins agrees with Kinsella and chides her peers for their mean-spirited treatment of True Love Revolution members.

Regardless of one’s feelings on abstinence, it’s a sad state of affairs when an on-campus porn magazine is deemed generally acceptable, while students who choose to refrain from sexual activity are ridiculed.