A recent survey conducted by Espaceplaisir and the French Institute of Public Opinion (Ifop) highlights a notable shift in the sexual attitudes of young French women aged 15 to 29. The poll, which included 1,011 participants, found that only 38% of women in the 15-24 age group view sexuality as very important, a significant drop from 62% in 1990. Furthermore, nearly 50% of Gen Z women believe sex is not important in their lives. The survey indicates that 52% of respondents are open to living with someone without engaging in sexual relations, while 56% of women aged 18-24 are considering platonic partnerships. Additionally, 62% of women aged 20-24 reported feeling bored during sex, a rise from 42% in 1996. The increasing acceptance of sex toys, with 36% of women aged 18-24 having used one, reflects changing preferences for sexual fulfillment. This evolving perspective on sexuality coincides with legislative changes, including a recent bill that removed the concept of 'conjugal rights' from French law, emphasizing consent and individual choice in sexual relations.