Two Years Without Sens: The Growing Emotional Drought Among Young People
More than two years without physical, sensual, or emotional contact. What sounds like an exaggeration to many is the confessed reality of an anonymous young man who sparked a heated debate about the relationship crisis in the current generation. The question is no longer whether people have less sens, but why.
The Numbers Behind the Drought
The discussion cites figures suggesting female sensual desire is one-hundredth that of men, or that birth rates have dropped 10% annually since 2020, interpreted as a symptom of a general decline in sensual activity. Some participants report periods of up to three years without intimate contact, while others have lost count. A sense that the problem is widespread continues to grow.
Blame and Solutions
Two opposing views dominate the debate. On one hand, those arguing that high female expectations, feminism, and the culture of "Singlehood by Design" have restricted the available options for most men. On the other, those pointing to a lack of social skills, passivity, and insufficient effort from men to adapt. Proposed solutions range from prostitution to sens dolls, including personal development. Accepting singlehood as a lifestyle also gains traction.
The debate leaves more questions than answers. Is it a structural problem or a crisis of expectations? While diagnoses multiply, affected individuals continue to accumulate months and years without contact. The 'drought' is not a myth: it is a reality for a growing part of the young male population.
Summary of a discussion on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., translated from Spanish and reviewed before publication.
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