Too Much Netflix, Not Enough Chill

5/9/2018

This article discusses the trend of young Americans having less sex than previous generations. It explores various factors that contribute to this decline, including the rise of technology and social media, the prevalence of online dating and hookup apps, changing attitudes towards relationships and commitment, and the impact of economic factors such as student loan debt. The article also highlights the potential consequences of this trend, such as decreased social skills and increased feelings of loneliness and isolation. Overall, it suggests that the decline in sexual activity among young Americans is a complex issue influenced by a combination of societal, cultural, and technological factors.

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