Post: #1

An article from the UK's Guardian today reports that a research survey by the charity Relate discovered, amongst other things, that 51% of Brits haven't had sex in the past month. Here's the link to the article:

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/...rch-relate

It's all too predictable how this data was not broken down into percentages for male and female, since I suspect that the number of guys who haven't had any in the past month, including the incel demographic, is significantly higher than the number for women, all else being equal, given the hypergamous hothouse that the UK has become in recent years. That the mainstream media does not wish to draw attention to this fact is itself worthy of note, since it reflects an utterly gynocentric lack of empathy for male sexual issues.

Post: #2

The English are not cumming!!!!

Post: #3

Sounds about right, men are prone to lying about this sorta stuff aswell so the statistic is probably going to be the standard top 10-20% getting active sex lives and the rest left out to dry so no surprises there.

Just don't be that bottom percentage and always be improving. Granted it might also have to do with general motivation to get laid, it's slim pickings sometimes, look no further than a walk down any given street in town or a couple of swipes in Tinder and the amount of fat chicks makes it easy to lose motivation to push through sometimes.

Post: #4

A one month dry spell for a man is not shocking. Try two years!

Post: #5

This is mirroring what's happening in America.

Some 124.6 million Americans were single in August, 50.2 percent of those who were 16 years or older, according to data used by the Bureau of Labor Statistics in its monthly job-market report.

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As women's hypergamy increases, the amount of single people is only set to rise.

Post: #6

(08-06-2015 09:57 AM)Aquiles_Baesta_Parada Wrote:  The English are not cumming!!!!

One if by hand, two if by the D.