Netflix killing passion in the bedroom

A group of British academics have issued alarms about the damage, which they say is causing Netflix thousands of couples in the country.

Lancaster University researchers have studied Internet use data on 10,000 people. They say the drop of its use has shifted from 8 p.m. to 10, which was earlier, to 10 to 11 p.m.

The largest “Share floats through the websites of online broadcasts of films, serials and documentaries, such as Netflix and others”, says the researchers' report.

According to them, this has “killed” passion in the bedroom, Top Channel writes.

This leads to regime disorder and lack of passion for couples. It is a problem that needs to be addressed as soon as possible, without becoming a wound similar to what Japan<x1) is going through today, the report follows.

Japan has been facing a decline in fertility and aging of its population for years, while the first signs of a similar crisis in Britain have been released.

“1 out of eight people under 26 claim to be virgin”, the study points out, adding that this shows that technology is increasingly taking place in the bedroom and doing so at a great social cost.