70–100
Fewer items checked. This does not prove innocence, maturity, health, or a particular lifestyle.
The formula is simple: 100 minus the number of checked experiences. The result describes only how many items on this checklist you selected.
Fewer items checked. This does not prove innocence, maturity, health, or a particular lifestyle.
A broader mix of listed experiences checked. The list gives every item equal weight even though real-life significance differs.
Most listed experiences checked. The number does not distinguish positive, negative, consensual, risky, recent, or distant experiences.
There is no verified universal population average. Most online figures come from self-selected website visitors with unknown age, geography, sample size, and duplicate participation. They should not be treated as scientific norms.
No. The quiz is entertainment. It does not measure morality, compatibility, mental health, sexual health, legal safety, or personal worth.