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I think the average person is more likely to attempt to suppress it far beyond that age than is normal (though the average age of virginity loss is to my knowledge still under 18, which is good).
And I think that is undignified, harmful, and requires you to have an ultimately unhealthy relationship with your sexuality. Young adults are supposed to want sex, and they're supposed to want it enough to actually get it; if they're doing neither of those things they're malfunctioning.
Fair enough. What do you consider suppression in this context?
Your basic Untitled fare (for both genders).
So - basically foregoing dating and socializing with the opposite sex out of resentment and anxiety?
Well, that and having the relevant authority figures intentionally fuel that resentment and anxiety (including through media and laws specifically crafted to enforce the same), exaggerating risks, downplaying benefits, degrading either sex's ability to practice [or want to practice] being attractive to the other.
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