FRIEND WITH BENEFIT DI KALANGAN ANAK MUDA MUSLIM D.I. YOGYAKARTA: PERSEPSI DAN DINAMIKA

Rizki Nurhasanah, NIM.: 21200011055 (2024) FRIEND WITH BENEFIT DI KALANGAN ANAK MUDA MUSLIM D.I. YOGYAKARTA: PERSEPSI DAN DINAMIKA. Masters thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

This research explores the Friends with Benefits (FWB) phenomenon among young muslims in Yogyakarta, using interview and observation methods to gain an in-depth understanding of the existence of FWB, participant perceptions, relationship dynamics and factors that encourage FWB relationships. FWB is generally defined as a friendship relationship involving sexual activity without romantic commitment, which is an interesting topic because it is contrary to the norms and values of the Islamic religion adhered to by the participants. Therefore, this research also explores the self-negotiation process of young muslims in undergoing FWB relationships by looking at the participants' evaluative standards. The difference in motives and percentage of FWB percentage in Indonesia and in western countries (America) is an important consideration in this study. The approach used in this research is the social-cognition approach by Bandura. This approach explains how FWB behavior is learned and internalized through observation, modeling, and social interactions. The results of this research show that young muslims have a different perspective or perception about FWB relationships, FWB relationships are driven by several factors including: the existence of friendship labels, normalization of FWB behavior, low relationship efficacy, and so on. Meanwhile, young muslims have different evaluative standards in carrying out FWB relationships, such as: continuing to pray, not harming other people, not having sexual relations, and carrying out activities within reasonable limits (in open areas, not closed ones).

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