Japanese Unwillingness to Have Sex Paves Way for Economic Collapse
SputnikNews.com
20.09.2016
In 2011, social scientists recorded a decline in interests of young Japanese people for marriage and intimate relations, leading to a demographic crisis today in Japan. Today, the situation has worsened.
In 2011, Japan’s National Institute of Population and Social Security Research presented data that 61 percent of unmarried men and 49 percent of unmarried women aged 18-34 are not in any romantic relationship.
However, even those Japanese, who are lucky enough to fall in love and start a family, do not experience any further attraction to their partner. Approximately 50 percent in 2014 admitted that they do not have any sexual contact with their partners.
According to them, sex is too tiring and they are more interested hobbies of their own.
Given these occasions, Japan is sinking deeper in the demographic crisis. According to experts, this situation is fraught with economic collapse.
Considering that Japan is the third largest economy in the world and a country with massive debt, the whole picture looks pretty frightening, according to Chief of Demography and Migration of the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies Ivan Beloborodov.
“Japan is the oldest state in the world with proportion of citizens in their 60s and older is the highest. This can lead to the collapse of the pension system as well as threatens Japan’s defense system. And, in fact, it has a negative impact on the Japanese economy,” Beloborodov told Sputnik.
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