The age of a person's first sexual experience can determine romantic outcomes and even academic and financial success later in life.

Data was collected from the National Longitudinal Study on Adolescent Health to examine1659 pairs of same sex siblings who were studied from around the ages of 16 to 29 (adolescence to young adulthood).

The individuals were put into 3 categories based on the timing they first participated in sexual intercourse;

Early (younger than 15),
On-Time (ages 15 to 19),
and Late (older than 19).

Harden discovered that later involvement in sexual activity was linked to higher attainment of goals educationally, as well as more income during adult years, than those in the Early and On-Time groups. Also, later involvement in sexuality resulted in lower chances of marriage and these individuals did not have as many romantic partners during adulthood as the Early and On-Time groups.

The link still stood even after genetic and environmental factors were taken into account.

These findings indicate that the timing of when a person first has sexual intercourse clearly influences the stability and quality of future romantic relationships.


http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/251640.php

Hmmmmmm

Ok

#steady continous gonking#

petokey:
The age of a person's first sexual experience can determine romantic outcomes and even academic and financial success later in life.

Data was collected from the National Longitudinal Study on Adolescent Health to examine1659 pairs of same sex siblings who were studied from around the ages of 16 to 29 (adolescence to young adulthood).

The individuals were put into 3 categories based on the timing they first participated in sexual intercourse;

Early (younger than 15),
On-Time (ages 15 to 19),
and Late (older than 19).

Harden discovered that later involvement in sexual activity was linked to higher attainment of goals educationally, as well as more income during adult years, than those in the Early and On-Time groups. Also, later involvement in sexuality resulted in lower chances of marriage and these individuals did not have as many romantic partners during adulthood as the Early and On-Time groups.

The link still stood even after genetic and environmental factors were taken into account.

These findings indicate that the timing of when a person first has sexual intercourse clearly influences the stability and quality of future romantic relationships.


http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/251640.php

Na now they know? Something way Bible don talk finish, Religious people don preach about since, they dey come here to tell us discovery, SMH for as many that follows science instead of God's word.

And so_____ general practice. Of sex should be introduced to senior classes in exams ,is that what u are suggesting.

Good to know

Surveys can sometimes be wrong. I dunno if science can prove everything.