Sexual experiences
Most participants reported being sexually active in the year prior to the study. Table Frequency of autoerotic and partnered sexual practicesParticipants who engaged in partnered sexual activities (90.67%) did so mostly (75.35%) with a single partner (range = 1–37). The most common sexual practices were sexual intercourse (89.74%) and masturbation of the partner (85.27%). Few had integrated accessories or technology-based sexual practices (viewing pornography, sexting, etc.) with partners. While 50.22% reported having been sexually dominated by their partner at least once, 73.78% had never dominated their sexual partner. A minority had cheated on their sexual partner (12.44%), participated in multipartnered sexual contacts (11.56%), swapped partners (4.0%), or paid for sexual services (0.9%) once or more. The majority (64.29%) indicated they had engaged in sexual intercourse minimally once per month in the previous year. Three quarters (75.56%) estimated the ideal frequency of partnered sexual intercourse at once a week but only 33.93% attained that threshold.Autoerotic and partnered sexual practices were aggregated into total scores and the first was found to be associated with a history of sexual violence. Indeed, victims of sexual violence reported engaging in fewer autoerotic sexual practices (Correlational analyses revealed small but significant associations between the number of forms of violence experienced and sexual monitoring (