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Nowadays, you can not swing a handbag without cominga dating coach or a sexual therapist. CornDr. Ruth was the original. At a time when people were starting to discuss female sexuality, the tiny and native German elderly became a household name, not only through dozens of books that she wrote about sex and highly rated television programs. Also thanks to the warm and frank way, she encouraged everyone to "get it."

Inthe dystopic world that is the modern dating sceneI would say we need Mr. Ruth more than ever. And fortunately, not only the age of 90 is still there to distribute his wisdom, but it is also the subject of a new documentary calledAsk Dr. Ruth. She has made rounds at the Sundance to promote the film, providing us with expert advice for all millennia for removing dating applications with married couples looking to spice things in the bedroom. Here are some of his best advice on some of the most modern dating problems she recently distributed, from the "ghost phenomenon" to know if night stands are a good thing.

Dr. Ruth on Ghosting:

YesYou have not heard the term yetHe describes the terrible tendency to disappear from someone's life instead of having courage and courtesy to tell them that you want to break - and that's everywhere. In an interviewwith LAT entertainmentMr. Ruth has clearly explained that, although it is totally on board with all applications, it does not approve ghost.

"I'm going to tell you what I'm very worried about these days ... loneliness," she says. "Solitude of young people, loneliness of the elderly." As usual, she is right. Loneliness is no longer a problem for the elderly. In fact, a recent study revealed that peoplebetween 18 and 22 ages are the strongest of all age groups in America, a worrying statistic that attracts a lot of attributes to the rise of social media and bad meetings.

Dr. Ruth on dry spells:

In the above video, she also answered why so many married people cease to have sex once they have had children - and how to solve this problem.

"It's not true that they have no more sex, but it's true that it's harder, because the baby cries, teens ... Never sleep, then you have to paste your finger With a pin to stay aveled sex, she says. "We have to teach people to make an opportunity, whenever possible, to have good sexual relationship."

Dr. Ruth on one night-stands:

Sorry, Dr. Ruth does not approve. "I'm out of date and a place," she joked. "I do not want night stands." She has a good reason for that too. "I do not want to see an increase in sexually transmitted diseases. I do not want to see an increase in AIDS. I lost too many friends to AIDS to take this lightly."

Once again, Dr. Ruth is right (and already a little too late). Recent dataCDC indicates that there has been a massive increase in STDs and TSIs in recent years; Between 2013 and 2017, gonorrhea diagnoses increased by 67% and syphilis diagnoses increased by 76%. Arecent survey of 18-34 years byCosmopolitan Noted that 50% said they "never" using additional condoms and 65% said they did not use the last time they had sex.

In an interview withVarietyDr. Ruth has developed to the above-controversial opinion that people should not have night stands, saying that she thought he had led to "a lot of problems and solitude". She also says that,Thanks to the rise of technical dependency, people lose the ability to have conversations and communicate with each other. And yes, she has an iPhone.

In addition, it ends practically every interview by recalling everyone that she really had, like an Oscar. She certainly won!

And if you do not already do it, you should consider seriously followingShe on Twitter.

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