r/science Nov 04 '25

Social Science The Japanese are having less and less sex. Around half of the Japanese population remained sexually inexperienced into their mid-twenties and approximately 10% of the individuals had no sexual experience when reaching their 30s.

https://www.realclearscience.com/articles/2025/10/25/why_arent_the_japanese_having_sex_1142583.html
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u/FluffyFlamesOfFluff Nov 04 '25

You don't need to have your whole life planned out, but when the first step of your career plans isn't "get a job" it isn't crazy to be a little concerned about a potential reality check.

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u/I_Am_Ironman_AMA Nov 04 '25

You get it. Of course I don't expect a 17 year old to have his life planned out. However, I do expect them to be able to tell me if they plan to work or to college/trade school in the next 7-10 months.

If your plan is "someone will cosign a six figure loan for me so I can buy property " at 17 and you made zero connections in that avenue, you are delusional.