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- October 9, 2019
- 12:42 am
Japanese Millennials
Jim chats with a group of Japanese millennials about their dating and sex woes and discusses why birth rates in Japan are at an all-time low.
What is sekkusu shinai shokogun, and how is it impacting Japan’s demographic future?
Japanese Millennials Aren’t Having Sex – The Jim Jefferies Show
Japan has become a nation of bachelors who are not engaging in sex. According to a recent report from the Japanese government, the proportion of unmarried Japanese people in their 20s and 30s who do not engage in sex has skyrocketed in the past few years. As a result, the Japanese population is rapidly declining, as the number of births continues to decline.
The phenomenon has been dubbed sekkusu shinai shokogun, or celibacy syndrome, and according to the Japanese government, it is the result of a number of factors, including a lack of money, job security and confidence, and social pressure to conform.
The Jim Jefferies Show recently took a closer look at the issue, and was able to uncover some of the underlying reasons behind the country’s sexless society. Through interviews with Japanese millennials, they found that the pressures of work and school, combined with a culture of conformity, had led to a lack of interest in sex.
As The Jim Jefferies Show revealed, the pressure to excel in school and work in Japan is intense, and that pressure doesn’t stop when a person enters adulthood. The long working hours and high stress levels make it difficult for people to find the time or energy for a romantic relationship.
Additionally, many Japanese millennials have been raised with a deep sense of obligation to their parents and society as a whole, which often puts their own desires and needs on the back burner. In a society that values conformity and traditional roles, it is difficult for people to stray from the norm and pursue their own individual desires.
The Jim Jefferies Show also discovered that technology may be playing a role in the country’s celibacy syndrome. The rise of online dating and social media has led to a decline in face-to-face interactions, making it harder for people to meet and connect with one another. Furthermore, the prevalence of internet pornography has led to unrealistic expectations and a reluctance to engage in real-life sex.
So, what can be done to tackle this issue? Japanese policymakers have already started taking steps to address the problem by creating policies aimed at supporting young families and increasing work-life balance. However, as The Jim Jefferies Show highlights, change will require a fundamental shift in the way that Japanese society views sex. A greater emphasis on individual happiness and freedom, rather than conformity and social obligation, may offer a way forward for Japan’s millennials.
In conclusion, Japan’s celibacy syndrome highlights the challenges facing young people in modern societies. As The Jim Jefferies Show demonstrated, pressure to succeed, conform, and meet social expectations can stifle individual desires and lead to a sexless society. However, by taking steps to address the underlying issues, such as increasing job security and reducing work hours, and promoting a culture that values individual happiness, Japan may be able to overcome its demographic challenges and become a more vibrant and dynamic society.
