NCSH in the News Gen Z Isn’t Leading the Polyamory Trend, Their Parents Are – VICE  Gen X and millennials are more likely than Gen Z to pursue polyamorous relationships in part due to Gen Z’s more limited relationship experience and preference for commitment-free dating. Justin Lehmiller, of NCSH member the Kinsey Institute, is quoted.   How Couples Can ‘Snore-proof’ Their Sexual Relationship – CNN Health   Snoring can strain both sleep and intimacy,

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NCSH in the News What Women Who Date Younger Men Wish You Knew – HuffPost Life The term “cougar” is finally taking on a whole new meaning. Traditionally, it’s been used derogatorily to label older women who date younger men as predatory. But there is a reclamation happening, as you can see on TikTok. Research

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NCSH in the News They’re Young, They’re Single — And They’re Not Having Sex: Meet The Gen Z Celibates – Yahoo News  A growing number of Gen Z singles are choosing celibacy as a form of self-care and empowerment amid dating burnout, hookup fatigue, and shifting social dynamics. Justin Lehmiller of NCSH member, the Kinsey Institute, is quoted.   So You Fell

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NCSH in the News The Stereotype Is ‘That Women Want Or Need Relationships More,’ But Data Shows It’s Men Who Are More Likely To Rush Down The Aisle – CNBC  A study from NCSH member, the Kinsey Institute, finds men are more likely than women to want to move in or marry sooner, driven by financial and

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NCSH in the News Study Shows Lasting Impact of Limited Sex Education on Adult Relationships – Medical Xpress A new study found that inadequate sex education leaves many adults struggling with relationships, confidence, and sexual well-being, underscoring the lifelong need for access to comprehensive sex education. Research from NCSH member, the Kinsey Institute, is featured.

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NCSH in the News The Great Dating Deficit: U.S. Singles Averaged Fewer Than 2 Dates Last Year – DatingNews.com   U.S. singles averaged fewer than two in-person dates last year, with men going on 48% more dates than women.  55% of singles spent nothing on dating, but of those who did spend, 47% said it was worth it. Research from NCSH member, the Kinsey Institute, is featured.  A

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NCSH in the News Touch Starved: What It Means & How to Cope, According to Experts – Men’s Health Touch starvation, or the lack of safe physical connection, can negatively impact mental and physical health but can be eased through open communication, non-sexual touch, pets, and self-care practices. Justin Lehmiller of the Kinsey Institute, a

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NCSH in the News Women in Their 50s are Taking Back Their Sexual Empowerment: ‘It’s Not An Awakening. It’s A Reclamation’ – Yahoo! Style  Women’s sexuality doesn’t end after menopause, it evolves. With confidence, communication, and adaptation, many women over 50 reclaim intimacy and find renewed satisfaction. Shamyra Howard, menopause researcher at NCSH member, the

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NCSH in the News How Many People Think Flirting with AI Chatbots is Actually Cheating? – Mashable   A survey from NCSH member, the Kinsey Institute, found that 33 percent of U.S. adults consider sexting or having a romantic relationship with an AI bot to be cheating. Justin Lehmiller, of the Kinsey Institute, is quoted.  

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NCSH in the News What to Do When You Have a Sexually Transmitted Infection – Ask Men Contracting an STI is not the end of your sex life. If you suspect you have one, it’s key to stay calm, get tested quickly, follow treatment, inform partners, and practice safer sex to protect yourself and others.

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