How old were you when you first had sex?

Anonymous
18. Looking at kids now I think that I was pretty lucky 17-18 seems to be a real sweet spot for it. I really don't think of myself as a woman at 14 or 15. It was kind of that turning point age, which is nice.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:17 and no--other than FB

I'm genuinely surprised by the number of late-bloomers posting here.


Having sex later doesn't make one a late bloomer.

Unless it was for religious reasons I would say it's a good definition of late bloomer.


Ah, I waited for religious reasons, so I guess I was biased there. I wasn't a late bloomer.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:32 and he's my DH. I was a VERY late bloomer, very shy, and didn't date much until I got older and broke out if my shell. I don't know anyone who was older than me when they 1st had sex or even over 30 for that matter!



Was your DH a virgin as well?


How long were you together when it happened?


How long have you guys been married?


Sorry for the personal questions- I'll be 32 this fall and I'm like you described yourself.


NP. One more data point for you. I was 31. Waited until I knew I was with "the one." Got married a few months later, and we've been married for 15 years. I wasn't a shy person like the PP, but I was waiting for the right person. My mom waited until she got married (albeit at 21), so I guess I just thought that was the right thing to do. We're not religious. Husband was not a virgin.
Anonymous
16. Turns out he was gay, found out on facebook. Not friends.
Anonymous
18 yep def not in contact now, total douche
Anonymous
18. Married him. Never been with any other.

Going on 40 years.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:18. Married him. Never been with any other.

Going on 40 years.


Wow!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I'm impressed by those of you who waited so long--until 20s / marriage. Are you religious?

19. At the time I was religious. Then I met my DW at 23, and we've been together ever since, but I'm no longer religious. Some things last, others fade.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:17 and no--other than FB

I'm genuinely surprised by the number of late-bloomers posting here.


Having sex later doesn't make one a late bloomer.

Unless it was for religious reasons I would say it's a good definition of late bloomer.

Different poster here:
As another who was religious at the time, it doesn't mean that I didn't date. I just didn't have sex with those dates until I was older.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:15. No. He passed away.


Sorry about that.
Anonymous
16
and 31 years later, still friends, yes.
Anonymous
Was 20, she was 18, we are FB friends married to other people. It was her first time as well.
Anonymous
23 and now have been married to him for 20 years. I was not religious but very socially conservative.
Anonymous
I posted a while back that I was almost 21 when I lost my virginity. Definitely not religiously motivated! I was "friend zoned" by a lot of guys, starting very young, and going pretty much through college. I was totally fine with that for the most part, because it meant I could be myself and have fun with guys without potentially scary or negative outcomes. Of course, I found out from many of these friends--some of whom I had crushes on--years later that they had liked me, but didn't want to ruin our friendship. Ah well.

Fortunately, I slept with one of those friends when we were 23. (After having a couple of other relationships.) He proposed when we were 26, and we've been married for 10 years.
Anonymous
14. Not in touch with him because he moved overseas a few years later and doesn't use social media, but we stayed friends until that happened. I married the second guy I slept with (at age 16) after college graduation.
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