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Young South Korean women who are stricken by the daily ordinary hardships of life such as unemployment and late marriage have less sex than they did 10 years ago, according to a survey.
Based on a 2014 survey of 50,000 women who were listed by an online pollster, Boramae Medical Center released research data showing the change in the lifestyle of young women. Doctors said that they sorted out 516 people and used answers for their research.
"According to a statistics data about marriages, an average age span of South Korean women getting married has changed to 29.6 years old in 2013 from the 2004 average age of 27.5," Park Joo-hyun, a professor at Boramae Medical Center, told Yonhap News agency.
An average number of times South Korean women in their 20s have sex a month is 3.52 while women in their 30s have sex 4.18 times. Ten years ago, the women in their 20s had sex an average of 5.67 times a month while women in their 30s had 5.31 times.
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Park Sae-jin
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