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Some Countries Want Their Citizens to Have More Sex
While some countries, such as China, have been known for their population-control efforts, others are earning a reputation as being very pro procreation.

How did they try to increase the population? Did they stop selling condoms? Start giving away free erectile dysfunction drugs, like Viagra, Cialis and Levitra? Make sex in public places legal? Not exactly. But these countries did get creative in their efforts to encourage baby-making.

Russia: Bribing for babies

According to an article in The Daily Beast, the population of the country has decreased by as many as 700,000 annually since the days of the Soviet Union.

A decade ago, Russia started offering couples cash if they had more than one kid. Those who had seven or more (naturally or through adoption) receive an invitation to the Kremlin to receive a special medal from Putin himself.

Cuba: Setting the scene for sex

Unfortunately, according to the Miami Herald, Cuba’s low fertility and birth rates have led to a decrease in population that’s projected to be around 1 million by 2025. In addition, with a housing crisis causing multiple generations of family members to share a space, it’s not exactly a situation conducive to “knocking boots.”

The solution? The federal government is running “love motels.” These affordable rooms offer couples the privacy they need to produce the next generation of Cubans.

Denmark: Campaigning for coitus

In 2014, after a 27-year low birth rate, a travel firm crunched the numbers and determined that their citizens had 46% more sex on vacation—and it was also when 10% of babies were conceived.

The team created a “Do It for Denmark” campaign, rewarding couples with more than a year’s worth of baby gear if they could prove they got knocked up in one of the company’s vacation spots.

Before you go loading up on Viagra or Cialis in hopes of scoring some bonus bucks for baby-making, take note: The United States isn’t offering any incentives for growing your family. But go ahead and take those erectile dysfunction drugs. You don’t need an excuse to have sex.

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