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Zoomers across the West are having far less sex than other generations did when they were young — but Gen Z women in France are bucking the no-bonking trend.
A new survey of 10,000 French nationals conducted by the country’s National Institute for Demographic Studies found that a sizable number of young females are experimenting with multiple sexual partners.
According to the data, 29% of surveyed women between the ages of 25 and 29 have had sex with at least 10 different men.
In a survey conducted back in 2006, just 8% of women in the same age bracket said they’d been to bed with that many men.
The frisky findings indicate a “renewal of sexual practices and diversification of relations” in France, according to researcher Marie Bergström.
It comes amid widespread reports about the decline of sex among members of Generation Z, a.k.a those born between approximately 1997 and 2012.
In the US, some stats have caused serious alarm.
According to recent research from the National Survey of Family Growth, rates of sexlessness are climbing in America among adults ages 22 to 34.
A sizable 10% of young males and 7% of their female counterparts in that age group are still virgins.
Meanwhile, the new survey out of France found that 19% of Gen Z females in that country identify as something other than heterosexual.
10% of young French females say they’re bisexual, while 5% identify as pansexual.
Meanwhile, 2% identify as lesbian, while another 2% categorize themselves as asexual.
