“In part I of our teens and sex series, I explained why teens have less sex now than in decades past. Now that we grasp the extent of the problem, what can we do? With destructive technologies taking the place of destructive casual sex, how exactly can Gen-Z improve their mental health and achieve success as they move into adulthood? The answer lies in the culture: we must discourage both teen sex and technology overuse, and instead urge teens to spend their middle and high school years focused on creating deep and meaningful friendships with their peers.”
Read part two of my article on teen sex and mental health at Natural Womanhood.
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