How Intelligence Affects Sex Life

An average student loses his or her virginity by age 20, while only 50% of more intelligent students lose theirs.

A study that encompassed several thousands of teenagers from the age 13 to 18 has revealed that the most intelligent and least intelligent kids will remain virgins the longest, Intimate Medicine reported. 

The teenage years are years of growing up in which most of us deal only with ourselves and our development. We even become obsessed by it, which drains us of time and energy.

The study conducted in the United States concluded that those on the top and on the bottom of the intelligence scale have the least intercourse. High intelligence can act as a protection factor in the teenage years.

Natural science students have least sex 

Every further measure on the IQ scale means a 2.7 percent less probability of intercourse in men, while in women this percentage increases 1.7 percent.

Another study that focused on the student period confirmed this. The IQ can influence postponing having intercourse until adulthood.

An average student loses their virginity by the age of 20. But this is not the case in more intelligent students. Only 50 percent of them lose their virginity during their university years. Of the students who do not lose their virginity, most are studying natural sciences. Lesser sexual activity is also seen in masturbation, which is quite rare in young women.

Bigger testicles = smaller brain? 

This is contributed to by goals which in some are numerous, high and demand a lot of time and attention, so they are left with little time for other activities. Some say that intelligent people do not have sex because they are unattractive to others and simply cannot find a partner.

A lack of sexual desire and muscle mass are indicative of the hormone testosterone which allegedly affects a lower IQ level. But there is scientific proof that beauty (sex appeal) and intelligence do nnot go hand in hand.

Since we often compare ourselves to the animal kingdom, we can point to a study of bats that indicated a reverse proportionality of the size of their testicles and the size of their brains. The bigger the testicles are, the smaller the brain is. But, of course, size does not matter.

It is probably true that every end of the stick has its positive and negative sides and that it is not said in vain that average is best. Sometimes it is truly best being of average intelligence with an average penis size and an average-size car.