Why Are Young People Having So Little Sex?

In this thought-provoking article, the author explores the declining rates of sexual activity among young people in the United States and other developed countries, a trend often referred to as the 'sex recession.' The article discusses various factors that might be contributing to this decline, including economic pressures, the rise of online pornography, the prevalence of social media, and the changing dynamics of relationships. It also explores the potential consequences of this trend, such as the impact on physical and mental health, relationships, and overall well-being. The author provides a nuanced analysis, challenging common assumptions and raising important questions about the evolving landscape of intimacy and human connection.