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Despite the sexual revolution and the popularity of the pill, underage boys are not having lots more sex than they did at the mid-point of the 20th century. But for women, the numbers tell a very different story.
In 2004, ABC News conducted a survey to gauge how many people jump at the chance of getting lucky on the first date and how many wouldn’t consider it under any circumstances.
It really is hard to make an indecent living. Straight male prostitutes, like the protagonist of HBO’s Hung, have to face hard facts: The odds that a woman has visited one are only 1 in 100. Good luck getting her to hire you. Men are far more inclined to pay for intimate contact. By comparison, 1 in 6.67 has paid for sex.
In 1957, rockabilly siblings The Everly Brothers recorded “Wake Up Little Susie.” The singer rouses his girlfriend after he fails to bring her home from the drive-in: “we fell asleep, our goose is cooked, our reputation’s shot.” Despite the lack of actual hanky-panky, the song was banned from the airwaves in Boston, but still reached #1 on the Billboard Pop/Country Charts.
Between bed sheets across the nation, Americans make use of billions of dollars worth of condoms and oral contraceptives, and still bear more than 4 million children.
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