The Age Of Virginity Lost Around The World

No matter where you live in the world, first sexual experiences are always nerve-wracking and intimidating, albeit even frightening.  Nervous feelings aside, however, one thing that does change depending on where you live in the world is how old you're likely to be when you encounter your first sexual experience.  The average age of virginity lost around the world ranges depending on cultural and religious traditions.  From Australia to the United States, take a look below as highlight the average virginity losing age around the world.

Down under in Australia, folks are losing their virginity at 17.9 years old.

The average age of first sexual intercourse in the U.S. is 17 for men and 17.3 for women.

Hong Kongers lose their virginity at 20.2 years old.

Down under in Australia, folks are losing their virginity at 17.9 years old.

The average age of first sexual intercourse in the U.S. is 17 for men and 17.3 for women.

Hong Kongers lose their virginity at 20.2 years old.

Thais lose their virginity at 20.5. Hot dog, anyone?

On average, Malaysians lose their virginity at 23 years old.

Indians generally lose their virginity at 22.9 years old.

Nigerians lose their virginity at 19.7 years old.

The Chinese lose their V-card at 22.1 years old.

Singaporeans lose their virginity at 22.8 years old.

The Germans? They generally pop their cherry at 17.6 years old.

Austrians lose their virginity at 17.3 years old, while Brazilians lose theirs at 17.4 years old.

The Japanese lose their virginity at 19.4 years old.

New Zealanders let loose at 17.8 years old.

The global average age to lose your virginity is 17.