Those aged between 16 and 21 have become so absorbed in the internet they are having less sex than earlier generations, a major study has found. And one in three millennials the is abstaining from sex altogether.
Pornography may lead to unrealistic and harmful expectations of sex among young men. The study supports recent research, which found young people are having less sex than any of their predecessors since the 1920s.
Glasgow University researchers conducted hour-long interviews with 2,300 Britons to establish the state of the nation’s love life.
Over a third of those questioned said they had sought help about their sex lives in the last year. Both men and women said a lack of interest was one of their main reasons for avoiding sex.