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Living with parents is ruining Gen Z sex lives. Brad, 28, says he hasn’t had sex since 2019. He moved home during Covid and feels his life has been in stasis since. “Porn replaced or became my sex life in many ways, despite my desire for connection beyond my small circle of friends,” he says.

playboy.comIntroducing: The Stay-at-Home VirginsAs it turns out, sneaking a girl into your room isn't hot in your 20s. Living with their parents is killing Gen Z's sex lives.

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The appeal isn’t only convenience—it’s control. But a frictionless substitute can train someone to avoid the vulnerability that makes partnered desire possible. The question is whether the screen is a bridge or a permanent exit.

“Women’s health and reproductive healthcare is unique in that it is often dismissed, it is underfunded, and it is uniquely different in that there is specific legislation limiting it.. it’s the perfect storm.“ Red-pill content is taking aim at hormonal birth control—and it's working.

playboy.com33% of Young Women Quit Birth Control Because of Social MediaRed-pill content is taking aim at hormonal birth control—and it's working. Playboy's 2026 Gen Z Sex Survey investigates.

When reproductive care gets framed as a culture war, women are left to make intimate decisions with fear in the room. Reliable information should expand agency, not make desire and health feel like political liabilities.

“When you have the vice president of the United States saying that he wants more babies and those of us who don’t have kids are childless cat ladies, that's not normal." Hey, JD Vance and everyone else who wants a clearer picture the Gen Z sex recession? Read our survey: sexsurvey.playboy.com#intro

To do what, exactly? They don't want babies when it comes to paying for healthcare. They don't want babies when it comes to funding schools. They don't want babies when it comes to ensuring reproductive age people have good jobs and homes. Why? To BUY things, got it. How to do that without jobs?