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Here are 62 pages of compiled peer-reviewed and reputable studies on the positive correlation between promiscuity and relationship dissatisfaction, infidelity, divorce and general relationship success rate. Furthermore, the resource incorporates studies establishing that monogamy is very likely to be natural and not a patriarchal social construct.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/12kEhF8acFjScXa5DP-6wkhToOzSpR4GH3kkkYF-1R28/edit?usp=sharing
With that said, is it insecure, controlling, sexist and misogynistic for a man to have boundaries regarding promiscuous behavior?
TL;DR: If you were a company, would you hire the person that had 3 jobs for 5 years each, or 40 jobs for 4.5 months each?
Edit: I see it's almost impossible to argue in good faith with 70% of the users here. You downvote everything you don't agree with, without making coherent arguments. I haven't downvoted a single one of your arguments.
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The Institute for Family Studies is a puritannical, religious shithole. That's not a reputable source.