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In a recent survey, a higher percentage of Gen Z said sex isn't that important. Growing up in the #MeToo era impacted their view of romantic relationships.

In a recent survey, a higher percentage of Gen Z said sex isn't that important. Growing up in the #MeToo era impacted their view of romantic relationships.

Gen Z have already redefined ancient human behaviors such as walking and eating dinner — now the intrepid youngsters are reinventing another age-old concept: virginity. Just 56% of Gen Z respondents aged between 18 and 26 say they've had sex, according to a survey conducted by Business Insider — but that doesn't mean they're all virgins in the traditional sense of the word.

Lose it or don't: Gen Z is challenging old school attitudes about virginity and say how, when, and with whom you have sex with is nobody's business.

Gen Z is open to marriage, yet leaning against having children as they question what world their kids might grow up in.

Gen Z is open to marriage, yet leaning against having children as they question what world their kids might grow up in.

Lose it or don't: Gen Z is challenging old school attitudes about virginity and say how, when, and with whom you have sex with is nobody's business.