Rise in Sexlessness Among Young Americans: A Recent Study Finds

• Sexlessness rises among young Americans aged 22-34, notes a recent study.
• National data shows sexual inactivity in young men nearly doubled in a decade.
• 24% of men aged 22-34 went without sex for a year, a jump from 9% in 2013-15.
• COVID-19 contributed to more sexlessness but isn't the sole cause.
• Dropping marriage rates affect sexual activity in young adults.
• Pew Research finds 25% of Americans under 40 have never married.
• Experts suggest later marriages lead to reduced sexual activity.