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Apparently, hot sex is one of the hedonic perks of becoming a parent in your early 20s, according to a new study into young people’s satisfaction in bed.
“Gen Z parents are dominating the bedroom, outdoing their childless peers,” study author Cassi Bruno said in a statement.
News survey finds Gen Z parents are having more mind-blowing sex than millennial parents and childless Gen Zers. NDABCREATIVITY – stock.adobe.com
The blonde, who is co-founder of consumer behavior consultancy Culture Bureau, recently surveyed more than 5,000 US millennials and teens to find out the most talked-about lifestyle trends among sexually active adults between the ages of 20 and 40.
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“A staggering 79% of Gen Z parents report having truly mind-blowing sex in the past three months,” the study revealed. “In contrast, only 45% of child-free Gen Zers have actually engaged in the act.”
“Even millennial parents are lagging behind, with only 74% saying they feel happy in their bedroom.”
But enjoying blissful sex isn’t just a perk of youth.
Instead, researchers found that people with families feel more stable and secure in their personal lives, which makes sex a better experience.
Young people with children say they feel more love, happiness, and gratitude in their daily lives. insta_photos – stock.adobe.com
“Contrary to the common belief that kids ruin relationships, Gen Z parents are turning the tables,” Bruno points out. “They feel that the presence of children actually strengthens and improves their relationships.”
Co-parenting with a partner is said to be a kind of panacea for the “loneliness” virus.
“When we asked Gen Z if having children would be a cure for loneliness, the results were surprising,” the report said. “Gen Zers who don’t have children: [more] “They are more likely to report feeling lonely than their Gen Z parents.”
“When Gen Z becomes a parent, there’s a surge in positive emotions,” says Bruno, whose analysis found that 20-somethings who have children experience decreases in worry, sadness and loneliness, and increases in love, happiness and gratitude.
Bruno found that America’s childfree Gen Z is less sexually satisfied. Bureau of Culture The report also found that millennials with children are more satisfied with sex than their childfree peers. luckybusiness – stock.adobe.com Respondents without children reported higher levels of worry, sadness and loneliness than younger people with healthy family lives. Bureau of Culture
But the find isn’t all that surprising.
The loneliness pandemic is affecting single people around the world.
The World Health Organization has even declared loneliness an “imminent health threat” and that it poses as deadly a risk as smoking up to 15 cigarettes a day.
Young singles in New York are trying to combat the curse by starting niche clubs to create community and romantic connections.
“We host a three-mile single run every Wednesday,” Runge Run Club founder Steve Cole, 28, previously told The Washington Post.
Inviting fellow friend-seeking friends to join him for a few laps along the West Side Highway not only expanded Cole’s social calendar, it also opened his heart to love.
“Finding that special someone is now my number one priority,” the athlete said, adding that he feels less lonely since leading weekly jogs.
“I met a really great girl,” Cole said. “I’m so excited.”
