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That's a rather misleading headline. The statistic in question seems to be the number of different sexual partners the people have had, not the amount of sex they have, which are very different concepts. Furthermore, the whole "smart people spend more time studying and less time sexing" thing ceases to be at all applicable past university, since being more intelligent decreases the average number of hours needed to work in order to survive. It does indeed sound to me like a bunch of "experts" trying to explain why they aren't getting any and refusing to accept the actual answer of "because you aren't doing anything to attract women."

DPsx7 posted...

That's just how I'd explain it because I've never asked or been asked, and don't have it on my list of priorities. There's too much stress having to play phone tag with some stranger you talked to online. You could be walking into a trap.

That sounds more like social anxiety than asexuality.