Sex Extinction

Debra Soh examines the global decline in sexual activity across age groups, arguing that technological, social, environmental, and biological factors contribute to a widespread 'sex recession.

' Drawing on scientific studies, clinical observations, and cultural analysis, she explores pornography, social media, endocrine disruptors, changing gender dynamics, and AI/robotic sexual substitutes.

Soh outlines practical recommendations for individuals and policymakers to restore sexual health and social connection, including addressing mental and physical health, reducing screen time, and improving social norms around dating.

The book blends neuroscientific insight with cultural commentary to warn of demographic and societal consequences if trends continue.

It aims to spark conversation and action to reverse declining intimacy rates.