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Tom Bilyeu
In a 2021 study, it was revealed that 26% of adult Americans did not have sex at all during the calendar year, prompting Emily Morse to define this phenomenon as a "sex recession." She argues that modern society is failing to prioritize intimacy due to stress, anxiety, and economic worries. A signif …
Chris Williamson
Louise Perry argues in her podcast appearance with Douglas Murray that modern dating and marriage are undergoing a significant transformation driven less by abstract ideology and more by material realities, particularly technology. She challenges the demographic assumption that humans would naturall …
Chris Williamson
The podcast opens with a discussion on the declining sex frequency in America, noting statistics showing weekly sexual activity has dropped to 37% of adults from 55% in 1990. Louise Perry and Mary Harrington analyze this "sex recession" as occurring across both partnered and unpartnered demographics …
Chris Williamson
Dr. Debra Soh argues in her book *Sex Extinction* and this discussion that a genuine decline in sexual activity, known as the sex recession or sexlessness, is occurring across all demographics rather than just being replaced by solo outlets like masturbation or pornography. Data indicates that one i …