Laid and Confused: Why we Tolerate Bad Sex and How to Stop

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You might have heard of the “sex recession,” the phenomenon of young people having less sex than previous generations, but even worse than that is the epidemic of bad sex affecting everyone. Even though we’re more sex positive than previous generations, we’re still suffering from a plague of boring-ass sex (not to be confused for that phrase without a hyphen). Maybe it’s boredom with the missionary position, maybe it’s feeling too much pressure to climax, maybe it’s lacking an emotional component to our physical encounters but whatever the explanation it seems clear the optimization of sex has neglected to account for own pleasure. Author Maria Yagoda, a sex columnist at Vice, consulted various experts including therapists, psychologists, dominatrixes and sex toy creators, to find out why sex is so often so mid. It’s a journey you’ll definitely want to come on!You might have heard of the “sex recession,” the phenomenon of young people having less sex than previous generations, but even worse than that is the epidemic of bad sex affecting everyone. Even though we’re more sex positive than previous generations, we’re still suffering from a plague of boring-ass sex (not to be confused for that phrase without a hyphen). Maybe it’s boredom with the missionary position, maybe it’s feeling too much pressure to climax, maybe it’s lacking an emotional component to our physical encounters but whatever the explanation it seems clear the optimization of sex has neglected to account for own pleasure. Author Maria Yagoda, a sex columnist at Vice, consulted various experts including therapists, psychologists, dominatrixes and sex toy creators, to find out why sex is so often so mid. It’s a journey you’ll definitely want to come on!