20 Least Sexually Active Countries in the World

16. India

India is a diverse country with significant social, cultural, and sexual differences. The concept of sexuality in India has evolved over time and has been shaped by various rulers and religions. The sexuality is reflected in how they dress, behave, engage in recreation, express themselves through literature, sculptures, scriptures, religion, and sports. It also influences their views on health, disease, and remedies. In the modern era, with globalization, Indian sexuality is experiencing change. According to study, they had only 75 intercourses annually.

15. Singapore

Singapore should be included in our list of the least sexually active countries in the world, even though comprehensive research on sexual activity in this country might not be readily available. To plan education programs against sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and HIV infection, a survey on partner relations was conducted among 2,115 Singaporean men and women aged 15 to 49 years. Among the married individuals, 76.9% of men and 98.6% of women had their first sexual encounter with their current or future spouse. Regarding casual sex, 16% of sexually experienced men engaged in it in the previous year. Out of these encounters, 78.4% were with commercial sex workers. Average, people in Singapore had 73 intercourses last year.

14. Morocco

Sexuality remains one of the tabooest subjects in this country, especially among the female population. This highlights the importance of implementing sex education that starts with self-awareness, understanding various practices, and providing psychological support to all women from a young age to foster a healthy and fulfilling sex life. In Morocco, the influence of religion is significant, and approximately 30% of the population is considered promiscuous. Maybe Morocco should not be on the first place on the list of the least sexually active countries in the world, but it surely deserves to be on the list.

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13. Philippines

Despite the influence of Westernization and globalization on Filipinos living in metropolitan areas, the overall culture remains conservative in its sexual values. Filipino sexuality is shaped by factors such as education, media, internet access, religious teachings, legal policies, and urbanization. The statistics show the evolving trends in Filipino youth’s sexual behaviors over the years.