The relations between the sexes are ending – the reason is not technology

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'For over two decades now the frequency of sex between men and women has been continuously dropping in young people. A study from 2020 that analyzed data collected between 2016 to 2018 has reported that 31% of guys in the age of 18 to 24, and 19% of girls of that age, did not have sex in the year preceding the study. While among guys this was a 63% increase in sexlessness from 19% in 2002 to 31% today, for girls the change was much smaller, from 15% to 19% today. That is, sexlessness is currently 63% higher in guys than in girls, while in 2002 it was 26% higher in guys; in the 1970s it was probably reversed and lower in guys than in girls, making the shift an extremely dramatic and radical one. During the period between 2002 and 2018, in men aged 25-34 there was a doubling in sexlessness from 7% to 14%, compared to a smaller rise in women from 7% to 12%, that again recapitulates the reversal of sexlessness between the sexes, from a flipping-point in 2002 when the rates where the same.

Another study, from 2017, which surveyed over 26,000 respondents in the US and assessed the change in sexlessness between 1989 and 2014, also demonstrated a decline in sex, and noted that it was the strongest in those born in the 90s.
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When a declared goal of feminism is to end the relations and feminism then vigorously performs actions meant explicitly to achieve that until society internalizes the actions and regards them as “moral imperatives”, then feminism is what causes the decline in the relations between men and women, by banning the language humans have to communicate about sex and love and by inciting women and girls against relations with men with misrepresentation of data. Attributing the looming end of the relations, that is of love, to “technology”, while the very same technology doubled relations in groups not regulated and targeted by feminists – gays and lesbians – should be added under the dictionary definition of “gas-lighting” as the archetypal practical example.'