Gen Z is having a sex recession.

20 and 30 somethings are having less sex than previous generations and are starting their sex lives later.

Gen Z have been done dirty when it comes to dating.

And people's views of dating is more polarizing than ever.

For many teenagers, greater use of social media means a far greater sense of isolation.

The average 14-year-old boy today has seen more hardcore porn than

all of the American fighting forces in the Second World War. Sex ed, here in the United States,

is nonsense and confusion because it teaches you how to be safe, but not the pleasures. And porn

teaches you the pleasures, sort of, but not how to be safe. Carter Sherman, reproductive health and justice reporter with The Guardian,

who interviewed over 100 young people for her new book.

It's called The Second Coming.

This is What Now with Trevor Noah.

This episode is presented by Whole Foods Market.

Eat well for less.

I'm truly so excited at this conversation.

You understand.

Well, thank you for having me on.

Yeah, because, like, sometimes you're reading a book

and then it's just like facts, facts, facts, data, facts, facts, facts. And then here it's like, facts, data, sex. Yeah? Good times. Why don't you lead with that? I mean. Yeah, coffee, coffee. Marriage, coffee. Hospitals, hospitals, research. You know, I like to surprise.

Okay.

That's the secret thing that I also write about in addition to healthcare is sex, which is more fun, that's for sure.

Sherman, your husband's...

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