First sexual intercourse: age, coercion, and later regrets reported by a birth cohort

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@julian_le_roux @Aella_Girl Some readings: Truancy intervention 1. https://t.co/odu3xxdawG 2. https://t.co/tr2ChssVkL Early sexual activity: 1. https://t.co/rlGi9swOqH 2. https://t.co/ztpgT143Eg 3. https://t.co/x7mkIphxEX (covers some related risks/prot…

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This is why research shows that the first sexual intercourse for a large number of women/girls could be considered as rape. https://t.co/K8y2hXC2Pi #Taboos & #SexualViolence

@_boneslime https://t.co/fn1lIylJ4c Timing of first intercourse was considered about right by 49% (200/411) of men and 38% (148/388) of women. Many women (54% (211/388) reported that they should have waited longer, and this rose to 70% (90/129) for wome…

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