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Study: Americans Are Having Less Sex These Days
While the causality is uncertain, sex isn't happening as much as it used to and for some groups more than others.
If you think your sex life isn’t what it once was, you’re not alone. People in the U.S. are having less sex today than they did generations ago, and a new study suggests that marriage may be part of the problem.
Married people typically had sex 73 times a year in 1990, researchers report in the Archives of Sexual Behavior. But by 2014 married couples were having sex just 55 times a year, trailing single people who had sex 59 times a year.
Married people typically had sex 73 times a year in 1990, researchers report in the Archives of Sexual Behavior. But by 2014 married couples were having sex just 55 times a year, trailing single people who had sex 59 times a year.
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Let's Read About Sex
Books, books and more books. We get a lot of books in the mail. Here are a few to help boost some business in the bedroom.
Married With HIV
Premarital Promiscuity
Fruit & Fertility
Not So Puritans
Online Porn Addiction
Sex Drive
Lube Of The Sea
Good Sleep, Better Sex
His Choice
Migraine Remedy
Did Rescue Me Go Overboard?
Good Sex, Good Marriage?
