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Residents of Izhevsk told about the trend of abandoning intimate life among young people

Residents of Izhevsk told about the trend of abandoning intimate life among young people

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Residents of Izhevsk told about the trend of abandoning intimate life among young people

Residents of Izhevsk were told about the tendency to abandon intimate life among young people. Russia has recorded a record decline in sexual activity in recent decades.

The main reasons for cooling in couples were chronic fatigue, anxiety, financial difficulties and housing cramping. In addition, the habit of flipping short videos in a smartphone before going to bed discourages the desire to communicate live.

Many young people attribute the rare intimacy to lack of money. Some young people completely replace physical contact with correspondence in messengers.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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