10 Amazing Sex Stats!

Whether it's the size of the penis, the risk of HPV infection, or orgasm, it's good to know the numbers. Take a look at these stats to see if you're into calculations, or if you're out of the charts!

Why do we do it?

Of course, there is a well-known reason, but there are other arguments for men's desire to have as many intimate moments as possible, namely: the perpetuation of eyelashes.

An 18th-century Russian woman holds the world record for the highest number of births: 69, which she gave birth to during 27 births that included 16 pairs of twins, 7 sets of triplets, and four sets of quadruplets. However, she is surpassed by the record of a Moroccan emperor who, according to the Guinness Book, helped procreate "at least 342 girls and 525 boys."

Does size matter?

Relax! No matter what you see in some movies, find out that the average size ranges from 15 to 17 centimeters.

Does he need help?

About 5% of 40-year-old men and 15–25% of 65-year-old men suffer from erectile dysfunction.

When did you lose your virginity?

The average age of loss of virginity for men is 16 and a half years, and for women, 17 and a half years. And a new study shows that genetic data can be an important factor. Inherited traits, such as impulsivity, may or may not make a person more eager to have sex at a younger age.

Do you know what "benefit friendships" are?

Many students have at least once had a "friendship with benefits," citing a lack of commitment as the main advantage of such a connection. More than half of those who have had sex with a friend say they have experienced all forms of sex. 23% confessed that they only had normal sex.

How many sexual partners did you have?

You may hear this question almost every time you have a gynecological, endocrinological, or sexological checkup.

What's your number? According to a study done on adults between the ages of 20 and 59, women have an average of 4 partners during their whole life, and men, 7 partners.

Did you take maternity leave?

Two-thirds of women who gave birth to their first child between 2001 and 2003 worked during pregnancy, while 80% of them worked even in the last month of pregnancy. In contrast, between 1961 and 1965, 44% of women worked during pregnancy and 35% worked in the last month of pregnancy.

Statistics thus show that contemporary women work much harder, out of a desire to be active but also for financial reasons, most of the time.

Do you have a good night's sleep?

Almost 1 in 10 married adults, or 12% of all adults, say that although they sleep in bed with their partner, they sleep alone. Be careful, because these practices can seriously lead to the cooling of your relationship and affect your sex life!

Do you have an orgasm every time?

While 75% of men always reach orgasm during sex, only 29% of women say the same. In addition, most women cannot reach climax just by vaginal stimulation and need clitoral stimulation.

Do you have an infection?

At least 50% of sexually active women and men will have a genital infection at some point in their lives. HPV, or human papillomavirus, can occur in both low and high-risk forms. Low-risk HPV can cause genital warts, while high-risk HPV can cause cervical cancer.

In 90% of cases, the body's immune system will fight the infection within two years.

These stats are amazing and revealing and we should not feel uncomfortable talking about them.