We all love a little bit of data, and if it involves the average number of sexual partners an individual can have throughout their lifetime, it indeed spices things up. Recently, a world population review conducted a fun survey to determine the average number of sexual partners, and the data is indeed interesting.
When it comes to the global average, the stats say it’s a staggering nine per individual. However, the stats change based on multiple parameters, such as cultural norms and social factors.
Turkey breaks the Asian stigma, having a conservative society. On average, an individual in Turkey has 14.5 sexual partners. It is then followed by two Oceanic countries, Australia and New Zealand.
Some Nordic countries sit at the top half of the table. Iceland, Finland, Norway, and Sweden hold the top 10 places. Shockingly, Japan also registers a high number of sexual partners, 10.2 to be precise.
Where does India stand? It ranks all the way down, registering an average of 3 partners, which portrays India’s taboo regarding sex and also reflects the nature of Indians involving long-term commitment to a specific person. On another note, India stands at the eighth place when it comes to sexual satisfaction, so it’s not all bad.
