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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Young women who are generally (generally!) less interested in sex than young men now have better things to do than providing it to them whether in forms of early marriage or otherwise.
Men scared by how easy it is to be accused of rape (not defending rapists but definitely false accusations out there)
Gender roles and dating rules are confusing/changing and fluid therefore many not playing the game 
A culture of seclusion over videogames and obscure interests (always was there but I guess there’s an increase of virtual activities so that people don’t have to meet face to face)
Promiscuity out of fashion in general, hard to get a sexual partner without committing

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There is also a rise in anti-woman media on the Internet. Incels, pickup artists, "men's rights" activists, and the "manosphere" generally has infected the attitudes of a lot of young men. The kind of messaging that encourages boys to give up on and/or hate women. (To your post, it makes them think that the risks of false rape accusations are way more likely that they actually are.) [/quote]

Can’t disagree with you
The point is, it’s hard to get laid nowadays (for a young man at least)[/quote]

I guess we really are returning to the 1950s! [/quote]
But without the perceived promise and attraction of marriage which used to drive many sexual encounters… [/quote]

Maybe if we removed a woman's right to hold a bank account or credit card in her own name, she'd see more promise in marriage. The good old days, when men were men and women were women and all of that. Maybe get rid of those laws against domestic violence since a different poster just told us that women really get hot for male dominance and strength. [/quote]

I think it is a different issues. 80% and 70% of men are having sex but they do not want a relationship. The 20% of women and 30% of men are just the normal low sex drive people who do not feel pressure to have sex. This is a good thing.

It is really hard to make any kind of leaps from this “study”. You would need to see the raw data and break it out by wealth, smaller age groups range, who is in a long term relationship, who is in school, more frequency range range data, etc.  [/quote]

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