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Every Score Range Explained
Score 98–100: 👼 Completely Innocent
Checking zero, one, or two items. This is the most "pure" end of the scale. People in this range have had virtually no experiences from the test's list. This is most common among early teenagers or people who have genuinely led a very sheltered life.
Typical demographic: Ages 12–15, or adults who made deliberate lifestyle choices against most of the listed activities.
What it means in practice: You may have held hands romantically or had a crush, but nothing beyond that. Almost no physical intimacy, no alcohol, no substances, no legal incidents.
Score 94–97: 😇 Very Pure
Checking 3–6 items. You've had some small romantic experiences — maybe a date, a first kiss, holding hands. You're past zero but have barely explored the wider territory of the test.
Typical demographic: Late teens (16–18) who are starting to date. Some college freshmen who grew up in conservative environments.
Examples of checked items: Held hands romantically, been on a date, kissed someone on the lips.
Score 77–93: 😊 Relatively Pure
Checking 7–23 items. This is a very broad range covering most first experiences of dating, kissing, some physical intimacy, and perhaps a first drink. Many college freshmen start in this range.
Typical demographic: Late teens to early 20s who are starting to have adult experiences but haven't gone very far.
Examples of checked items: French kissed, been in a relationship, seen pornographic material, had alcohol, maybe tried a cigarette.
Score 45–76: 😏 Experienced
Checking 24–55 items. This is the broadest and most common adult range. Encompasses people who have had relationships, sexual activity, alcohol, possibly marijuana, and varied social experiences.
Typical demographic: College upperclassmen, adults in their 20s and 30s. The majority of sexually active adults fall in this range.
Examples of checked items: Sexual intercourse, oral sex, purchased contraceptives, been drunk, used marijuana, maybe had a minor run-in with authorities.
Score 9–44: 🤨 Very Experienced
Checking 56–91 items. You've had a large number of the listed experiences. Most categories on the test have some checked items. This often reflects an older adult with many years of varied experience, or someone who has led a particularly adventurous life.
Typical demographic: Adults in their 30s+ with extensive life experience, or younger people who have had unusually diverse experiences early in life.
Score 0–8: 😈 Maximally Impure
Checking 92–100 items. Statistically very rare. Checking this many items implies exposure to extreme experiences — including some (like the final questions) that the test itself acknowledges are vanishingly uncommon. The test's own preamble jokes that "completion of all items will likely result in death."
Reality check: Most people claiming very low scores (under 20) are either exaggerating or miscounting. A genuine score in this range is extraordinarily unusual.
Important Context for Score Interpretation
Scores change over time
Your score can only stay the same or decrease. As you gain more experiences, more items become checkable. Many people see their score drop by 10–20 points during college years.
Scores are highly personal
Two people with identical scores may have checked completely different items. The score doesn't tell you which experiences someone has had — just how many.
Cultural and age variability
Average scores differ significantly by age group, cultural background, religious upbringing, and geographic region. Comparing your score to someone from a very different background has limited meaning.
No morality scale
The test was never designed as a morality gauge. It measures experience breadth, not moral character. Someone with a score of 30 can be deeply ethical; someone with a score of 95 can be harmful to others.
Two People, Same Score, Different Stories
👤 Person A — Score: 72
Has been in two long-term relationships. Sexually active for 3 years. Has drunk alcohol at social events but never to blackout. Has never tried drugs. No legal incidents.
Checked mostly Romance, Intimacy, and some Sexual items. Almost nothing in Substances or Law.
👤 Person B — Score: 72
Has never been in a relationship. Has had a few one-night encounters. Has tried marijuana, cocaine, and been questioned by police once. Has never kissed anyone romantically.
Checked mostly Sexual, Substances, and Law items. Very little in Romance or Intimacy.
Both scores are 72. The number alone tells you almost nothing about which experiences a person has had.