‘The Second Coming’ asks why Gen Z is having much less intercourse : NPR

Gen Z is having less sex. Why? The overturn of Roe v. Wade changed how people see sex. Journalist Carter Sherman interviewed over 100 young people. She says the internet, social

media, and Me Too play a role. Pandemic sex ed was often cut short or taught via Zoom. Many schools focus on abstinence, not consent or sexual health. Porn is a big influence, but

young people feel bad about it. Sex educators must clarify that porn isn't real intimacy. Me Too helped women understand unfair sexual experiences. But Me Too didn't lead to mass

change, causing anxiety. Some young men feel demonized, moving to the Right. Dangers facing young women are very real and should not be ignored. What do you think about the future

of sex and relationships?