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A talk radio show said that 1 in 4 people now prefer Nexflix to sex and for that reason, fertility is down. Eek! What is wrong with people? I've never watched Neflix. Am I missing something? I don't watch TV either. Sex is much better IMO.
Sex is much better. I figured Netflix should lead to more sex, not less.
not nearly dirty enough.
"talk radio"...I think I see your problem.![]()
A talk radio show said that 1 in 4 people now prefer Nexflix to sex and for that reason, fertility is down. Eek! What is wrong with people? I've never watched Neflix. Am I missing something? I don't watch TV either. Sex is much better IMO.
Oh? It's a local thing. But I do listen to Coast To Coast AM.
What I meant, and should have said, is I don't believe everything I hear on talk radio. It's about like a certain Twitter account, yanno?
Netflix sucks. Terrible options, and they push their own in-house material which isn't that good.
What I meant, and should have said, is I don't believe everything I hear on talk radio. It's about like a certain Twitter account, yanno?
- Fertility rates may be down, and if so, that's a good thing,because the world is grotesquely overpopulated (Biologically, most species respond to overpopulation by reducing reproduction. Others run off the edge of a cliff into the sea. Seems to me we're more likely to be the latter kind)
- If there really is in fact a reduction of sexual activity (as opposed to just getting knocked up) its because people are becoming increasingly more isolationist in their activities. Cell phones, texting, sexting, internet, talk radio, Literotica—they're all replacing RL face-to-face (or belly-to-belly) activities.
- Netflix and the rest just help to fill the emptiness that no face-to-face or belly-to-belly leave in its wake.
The talk radio piece on Netflix vs sex was probably inspired by a recent Wall Street Journal survey, so a little more reliable (although I'd still refer to your Molly Ivan's quote).
I think the idea isn't new. In the past there were stories that when the power went out in, say, NYC, there would be a spike in births 9 months later. Really? That's what inspired so many people to have sex? Like, what were they doing that was so exciting the when the power was on? (Probably watching TV.)
That is true. I have had people siting mere feet from me and messaging me.
Yeah I’ve done that kind of thing before.
Dang. That should say "sitting"!
Shows like True Blood, Outlander, Thrones and others occasionally have the opposite effect. If Jamie and Claire are getting down, we might might be also.
If Sookie Stackhouse is tag teaming Bill and Eric it's good news for me.
It's interesting that the three sex-inspiring shows you mention are not on Netflix. Might it be that this is more insidious than we've been thinking and Netflix is actively trying to reduce the amount of sex people are having?
I think that all the streaming services are foolish not to include some adult content. I mean you can see a million murders a day on most of their content, but hardly any creation events. Ending life appeals to them more than starting it.
Sex is much better. I figured Netflix should lead to more sex, not less.