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You think teens didn’t have access to sex in every generation before ours?

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• galfarragem 4y ago
  Anecdotally (according older people I know) having a supply of regular sex was way more difficult before. More shaming, more religion, less welfare, etc, may explain it. At the time, marriage could solve that biological need. edit: 80+ year old's in conservative Europe
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• rhino369 4y ago
  Before the 1960s, teenage sex lead to having a family—whether you wanted it or not—for the most part. So no, they generally didn’t have access to consequence free sex like we do.
• trentearl 4y ago
  Even now 27% of Americans aged 15 to 24 are virgins. I have to assume this number was higher for single people 50 years ago.
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  • wink 4y ago
    I don't think 15-24 is in any way a reasonable bucket to sort people into... seriously. That's everything from high school to uni students to working adults...