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Do you feel you are sexually experienced?

Poll - Total Votes: 10
Never had sex - what is it again? 8-)
Low to no real adult sexual experience
medium to low adult sexual experience
high to medium adult sexual experience
very high to high adult sexual experience
higher than high (!) adult sexual experience
low to no pre-adult sexual experience
medium to low pre-adult sexual experience
high to medium pre-adult sexual experience
very high to high pre-adult sexual experience
higher than high pre-adult sexual experience
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Me - not really.

Out of 10, I'd rate myself a 1 to 3 and that's on a good day if I had to 'measure' my levels of sexual experience and confidence against some sort of accepted average levels.

I haven't had sex in 10 years, and even when I was getting any my sexual experiences have averaged about 2 to 3 times a year since I became sexually active in my mid 20's, so now I'm in my mid-50's that's less than 100 sexual experiences in 30 years. In that 30 years, I was in relationships for about 20 years total, so discounting the years I was single that's still only 4 to 5 times a year at best.

I don't count solo masturbation in this (that's an issue in itself for me re confidence).

Sounds funny thinking about it like that, because plenty of women have 'body counts' hitting into the 50 to 100 range. 8-) Mine is 3 and I don't see it advancing.
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Nate931 · 31-35, M
I've had sex on a regular basis for a while, but it's mostly only ever been with one person. "Body count" has never been anything I've cared about.
exexec · 70-79, C
I've had a lot of sex, all with the same person, so I don't know how to grade myself.
StriperButSweet · 26-30, F
for me at my age and its 2026 proboly average
Cassieee · 31-35, F
I'm a virgin actually
swirlie · 31-35, F
Yes, but then again sex education for my sisters and I was based on the Scandinavian sex ed curriculum which starts sex ed at the age of 6, not the North American high school sex ed curriculum.
swirlie · 31-35, F
@zonavar68
You didn't miss anything by bombing out of university, believe me!

Yes you're right, the Australian sex ed model is very similar to that found in UK and similar as well to that found in Canada.

I was born and raised in Canada to Scandinavian parents who raised my sisters and I the old fashioned Scandinavian way. Because the sex ed curriculum was poor at best in Canadian high schools, our mom taught us sex education at home from her old sex ed manuals she was issued as a student in high school in Sweden.

In our case, our sex ed began at age 6 despite living in Canada, but which started out with flower pollination, followed by an introduction to the mating habits of insects and then went from there with each passing year.
zonavar68 · 56-60, M
@swirlie interesting because plant pollination has no connection at all to human sex and reproduction. The so-called 'birds and the bees' still has never made any real sense to me.
swirlie · 31-35, F
@zonavar68
Of course plant pollination has no connection to human sex and reproduction, but it has everything to do with sex and reproduction of plants. In that regard, the sexual exchange is the same between plants and humans.

The birds and the bees was never intended to make sense. It was only a way of referencing human reproduction tactics during the learning phase for children and young adolescents.

 
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