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I see a lot of jokes along these lines BUT: married people are way more likely to have sex. For instance only 11 percent of the married didn't have sex last year, compared to 34 percent of the unmarried https://twitter.com/elverkonge/status/1111610419200827393 …pic.twitter.com/zLNBV5NdSP
Final datapoint: the share of young men reporting no female sex partners since they turned 18 -- a rough a proxy for virginity -- more than tripled since 2008. I say rough proxy bc 1) some had sex in their teens and 2) some exclusively have male partners.pic.twitter.com/nCJly8s3Ok
Oh also: 18-30 year olds are nearly *twice* as likely to report past-year celibacy as 50-somethings, which is frankly amazing https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/03/29/share-americans-not-having-sex-has-reached-record-high/?utm_term=.9a0df62d8d52 …pic.twitter.com/SCdLVr55S4
Everybody gets asked two separate questions: how many women, and how many men. The share of men reporting a male partner has inched up by a few points in recent years, but nowhere near enough to make up for the increase in men reporting no women partners.
I appreciate you flagging those caveats, so this criticism is not directed at you—the title for that chart seems insanely misleading at best, and super-demeaning at worst, including out gay men in a metric of “virgins” like our relationships don’t *count* for scientific purposes.
Correlation =/= causation.
Possible. But I'm wondering if a lot of young men are just pussies.
Alarming rise in the number of forcible rapes over the last 5 years. It was on a steady the decline.pic.twitter.com/Sc7Qc8RKQw
its a good thing. raised awaraness of consent.
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