Recently we’ve been hearing that fewer teens are having sex, but you haven’t forgotten the hysteria caused by reports of teen “rainbow parties,” have you? Good, because there’s a new teen sex problem that actually exists. Researchers found significant number of teen girls are having group sex, and it’s often non-consensual.
A new study conducted by the Boston University School of Public Health found that one in 13 girls ages 14 to 20 have engaged in “multi-person sex” (MPS). Of the 328 girls who had visitited Boston-area health clinics, 7.3 percent said they’d had group sex. Among the girls in that group, 45 percent said at least one male participant hadn’t used a condom, and the majority of the girls, “reported being pressured, threatened, coerced, or forced to participate in MPS at least once.” One third of the girls said they’d used alcohol or drugs during their last group sex experience, and half of those girls said they were forced to use the substances by their partner.
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