Filters & Settings
Sexual Satisfaction by Demographics
Percentage of individuals reporting high sexual satisfaction, broken down by age groups.
Sexual Frequency Trends
Historical data on sexual frequency per year over the last few decades.
The Orgasm Gap
Orgasm frequency during partnered sex by gender and sexual orientation.
STI Rates & Prevention
New cases of common STIs compared with condom usage effectiveness.
Contraception Usage Patterns
Primary method of contraception reported across different regions.
Health Access & Dysfunction
Prevalence of sexual dysfunction and gaps in access to care.
Understanding the Data
What These Statistics Mean
These figures are compiled from major public health surveys and peer-reviewed studies. They provide a high-level overview of how sexual behavior and satisfaction vary across different segments of the population. Understanding these baselines helps normalize diverse experiences.
Limitations of Studies
Self-reported data on sexuality can be skewed by social desirability bias—people often underreport stigmatized behaviors and overreport socially praised ones. Additionally, many historical studies failed to include non-binary or LGBTQ+ individuals accurately.
Implications for You
Averages are just averages—they don't define what is "normal" or healthy for your specific relationship or body. Use this data for context, not comparison. If you're experiencing dissatisfaction or pain, it's always best to consult a healthcare provider.
Resources & Downloads
Key Data Sources:
- World Health Organization (WHO) - Global STI Surveillance Guidelines
- National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior (NSSHB)
- Journal of Sexual Medicine - Research on the Orgasm Gap
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) - Contraception Data