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37% of Young Men Admit to Having Taken Advantage of the Other Person Drinking or Taking Drugs to Maintain Sex
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Two studies by Fad Juventud confirm that alcohol is present in sexual relations of this age: seven out of every ten people between 16 and 29 years of age have had sex under its effectsThe new law to remove minors from alcohol prohibits consumption in children's events and student residences Seven out of every ten young people between 16 and 29 years of age have had sex under the effects of alcohol although they have the perception – at least hal…
33.8% of Young People Have Ever Taken Advantage of Another Having Taken Alcohol or Drugs to Have Sex
According to a study by Fad Juventud which analyses substance use and sexual relations.
Madrid (EFE).- 37.2% of young men take advantage of the fact that another person has used alcohol or drugs to try to have sex or "join" with her, according to a study by Fad Juventud on substance use and juvenile sex, presented on Wednesday. The report 'Consumption of substances and juvenile sexual relations: ... Read more
Almost four out of ten young men (37.2%) acknowledge that they have taken advantage of another person to try to have sex with her. This is revealed by a study conducted by the FAD Foundation that warns that frequent consumption of these substances increases the risks in sexual intercourse, not only by losing control, but also when contracting sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or unwanted pregnancies. Although, in general, young people deny …
Thirty-seven per cent of men aged 16-29 admit to having taken advantage of another person drinking or consuming other substances to try to have sex or “joining” with her
37.2% of young men take advantage of another person's drinking or using drugs to try to have sex or hook up with them, according to a recently released study by Fad Juventud on substance use and youth sexual relations. The report, "Substance Use and Youth Sexual Relations: Evidence from a Quantitative and Qualitative Perspective," which surveyed 1,200 young people between the ages of 16 and 29, shows that 9% of young men have taken advantage of …
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