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How Do You Define Sex?

Which intimate acts count as sex and which are just innocent drive-bys? Some of science’s foremost sexperts decided to search for the answer.

By Dr. Smartass (@doctorsmartass)

March 22, 2010

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Dr. SmartassHaving sex may be relatively easy to do, my good readers, but defining it is seemingly not so simple.

It doesn’t take a scientist (or even a United States president) to realize that “doing it” can mean different things to different people. But some of science’s top researchers decided to investigate the issue anyway — and their findings come just in time for eSarcasm reader Rick.

From my inbox:

Dear Dr. Smartass,

My friends and I need you to resolve an argument: Is a girl who’s blown five guys still a virgin?

-Rick

Your doc understands your uncertainty, Rick — after all, your female friend has had plenty of pené inside of her, even if not in the intercoursial sense.

The coitally curious crew from Indiana University’s Kinsey Institute sought to see whether people saw oral sex (and other intimate activities) as actual sex. They interviewed nearly 500 people ranging from age 18 all the way up to 96.

Oral Sex GirlSome of their findings:

Comments

  • Chris
    In your conclusion, you should've said his friend was 30 percent virgin. Since you stated that 70 percent of people consider oral sex to be sex...
    FYI.
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