A comprehensive study on French sexuality reveals significant changes over the past decade.

Conducted by Inserm and ANRS, the survey highlights a shift towards more diverse sexual practices and a questioning of heterosexual norms.

While the frequency of sexual activity has decreased, satisfaction levels have improved, with more individuals exploring varied sexual experiences.

The study also notes a rise in non-heterosexual experiences, particularly among women, and a later onset of sexual activity compared to previous generations.

Despite these positive trends, the report underscores ongoing concerns about sexual violence, with a notable increase in reported incidents since 2006. The findings reflect broader societal changes, including greater acceptance of diverse sexual identities and practices.