The 2024 Sex Census found that flexible working arrangements have notably increased sexual activity in Australia, revealing a direct correlation between work-life balance and intimacy.
Jacqui Mooney emphasized, 'When we polled the nation, stress and cost of living pressures were one of the biggest barriers to sex,' indicating the profound impact of work on personal lives.
The survey revealed that stress and burnout were significant barriers to sex, with 48% of participants citing these issues, but flexible work has alleviated these problems.
Almost half of Australians under 30 reported that flexible working arrangements allowed them to engage in more sexual activities, demonstrating a trend among younger generations.
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