Teen sex parties

Adolescent participants in a study aimed at exploring the nature and characteristics of girls' dating relationships revealed the phenomenon of sex parties. These teens defined a sex party as an opportunity to engage in sexual contact outside of typical dating relationships. Sexual activity could involve actual intercourse, but usually involved sex acts without vaginal intercourse. Data were collected through 22 semistructured interviews with female adolescents, ages All the participants knew of sex parties, however, only a subgroup of these adolescents actually participated in activities loosely defined by teens as sex parties. Alcohol was common at these parties, but female teens asserted that they consumed alcohol willingly to relax, as opposed to being coerced to do so. Some teens expressed regret following participation in a sex party, although none reported sexual coercion or abuse.

Former high school teacher Jared Anderson was sentenced to 10 years in prison after, authorities said, he hosted sex parties for underage boys. But school officials found themselves working to recall yearbooks that noted such a honor after Anderson, 29, was arrested in March and accused of hosting sex parties for teenage boys. He was indicted on multiple counts of sexual performance by a child and pleaded guilty last month to four counts of sexual performance by a child and two count of indecency with a child.

The Problem Have you ever heard of a rainbow party? You may be surprised that both of these things have to do with sex parties, where teens participate in group sexual activities. Alcohol is commonly a part of these functions, and oral sex is the most common party activity.