When Do People Lose Their Virginity?
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Video Description:The V card - you can only play it once. So, how old were these guys and girls when they got dealt into the game?
Transcript:<!-- @page { size: 8.5in 11in; margin: 0.79in } P { margin-bottom: 0.08in } --> Intro Slide – Sex Health Survey Expert on Screen The first time you have sex is special. Or else, maybe, its awful. But no matter how good or bad that first experience is, losing one’s virginity is a milestone in most people’s lives. We asked you when you lost your virginity. ANSWER FOOTAGE Expert on Screen IMAGE Among the people who took our survey, 16% lost their virginity before high school, 40% had lost their virginity by age 16, just 1 person in 3 went to college still a virgin, and less than 10% were still virgins at age 21. Expert on Screen There were some interesting differences between when men and women lost their virginity. IMAGE Two thirds of the people who lost their virginity at age 14 or younger were girls. Expert on Screen By age 16, 37% of the boys and 46% of the girls had lost their virginity. IMAGE Over 60% of the boys who were virgins when they turned 17 had sex before the end of high school. However, fewer than 20% of the 17 year old female virgins had sex before college. Expert on Screen Even so, by the time they reached their 21st birthday, men were not much more likely to have had sex than women. Learn more by watching videos at SexHealthGuru.com.
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TaneMarduk 2 days ago
All the stats at the end were kind of confusing to keep up with. XD
starofcountry 2 months ago
i think ,you're right
DOUBLEOH7 4 months ago
I am in highschool and there are many people with disabilities within our school. They are very sexual and by graduation many have had a kid or are pregnant. No one includes these people in stats on teen pregnancy, or the spread of STD's They often choose to keep their babies and from my experience those children are also disabled. The schools, classrooms are becoming fuller and fuller with disabled kids and no one seems to really care.
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