Sexuality and health among young men in Sweden
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1 Sexuality and health among young men in Sweden ICMEO International Conference on Men and Equal Opportunities May 15-16, 2018 Stockholm, Sweden By Anna-ChuChu Schindele, Analyst, Unit for sexual health and HIV-prevention
2 Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) The vision by WHO Europe Europe is a region where all people, regardless of: sex, age, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, socioeconomic condition, ethnicity, cultural background and legal status, are enabled and supported in achieving their full potential for sexual and reproductive health and well-being. A region where human rights related to sexual and reproductive health are respected, protected and fulfilled. World Health Organisation (WHO). Action Plan for Sexual and Reproductive Health. Sid
3 Understanding sexuality When, where, how, with whom? Biology "To be" (Nature) Psychology To be" (individual) We learn gender and sexuality via scripts, patterns. Sociology "To be allowed (Group / society) Simon, W., & Gagnon, J. H. (1999). Sexual scripts. Culture, society and sexuality: A reader, Government Bill 2007/08: 110 "A Renewed Public Health Policy Sid
4 Public Health and (SRHR) Protective factors For example: close relations social support education gender equality, equity freedom empowerment rights Well-being, pleasure, selfconfidence, General health sexual practice, sexual and well-being identity, sexual dysfunction, selfinjury, sex for compensation, sex against one's will, sexually Sexual health transmitted Infections (STI), HIVprevention, pregnancy, childbirth, safer Reproductive sex, contraceptives, abortion hederskulur, healthgenital mutilation norm criticism, LGBT, gender equality, equity, the right to Human rights knowledge and information, the right to non-discriminated Risk factors For example: no close relationships low education lack of knowledge Rättigheter long-term unemployment high consumption of alcohol and drugs violence discrimination Sid.
5 What do we know about young men and sexual health? Sid
6 About the survey Randomized, population-based survey of 30,000 young people. Response rate 26 percent. A drop-out analyse, drop-out adjustment. Analyses are based on 7,755 respondents 50 percent boys, 49 percent girls, and 1 percent non-binary gender. 1 percent transgender people. This group sometimes overlap, but not always, with the group non-binary gender. Sid 6.
7 Are there differences in sexual health among young men, women and nonbinary gender? Hej Sid
8 Age of sexual debut How old were you when you had sex with someone for the first time? Question no years where the average and median age of sexual debut with a partner. Women: 16,1 Men: 16,6 Non-binary gender: 15,7 Sid 8.
9 Close relations Do you have somebody to talk to about your intimate feelings? Question no 9. 84% had someone they could talk to about their inner feelings. Women: 88% Men: 81% Non-binary gender: 78% Sid 9.
10 Self-confidence I am happy with myself at large. Question 17 a. 65% felt satisfied with themselves. Women: 58% Men: 71% Non-binary gender: 41% Sid 10.
11 Sexual identity Do you consider yourself currently to be: Question No 20. Identity % Heterosexual 83% I don t usually categorise myself sexually 5% Bisexual 5% I don t know 3% homosexual 2% Other 1% 14% belong to a Hej sexual identity beyond heteronormative Hej assumptions Sid 11.
12 Being able to talk about sex What is important for you in a sexual relationship? Question no 23a. 80% considered it important to be able to talk about sex in a relationship. Women: 84% Men: 77% Non-binary gender: 80% Sid 12.
13 Equal decision-making What is important for you in a sexual relationship? Question no 23 c. 78% stated that both parties should decide equal about how and where to have sex. Women: 83% Men: 74% Non-binary gender: 80% Sid 13.
14 Possibility to decide on safe sex During last time I had sex I felt that I could suggest condoms or other contraception s if I wanted to. Question No. 30 b 89% could suggest condoms or other contraceptives. Women: 90% Men: 89% Non-binary gender: 70% Sid 14.
15 Sex against one's will Have you experienced the following acts against your will? Question no. 47 Act: % En högre andel killar (4 touched #metoo your genitals procent) or your än breasts tjejer (1 29% procent) ville inte använda exposed themselves kondom indecently och angav in front att de 16% of you blir irriterade om partnern föreslår det. vaginal sexual intercourse 13% #ihave oral sex 11% masturbated for someone 8% anal sexual intercourse 5% someone distributed nude photographs of you on the Internet you have distributed nude photographs of yourself 2% 2% 40% Hej had experienced sexual acts against their will. En högre andel killar (13 procent) än tjejer (9 procent) ansåg också att kondom inte behövdes om man kände partnern sedan tidigare. Women: 54% Men: 27% Non-binary gender: 53% Sid 15.
16 Sex for compensation Have you at some point: a) given any compensation/paid for a sexual service or b) received any compensation/payment for a sexual service? Question no 48. Hej 3% had given compensation or paid for sex Women: 1% Men: 5% Non-binary gender: 3% Sid 16.
17 Discrimination Have you experienced discrimination or abusive treatment over the past 12 months? Question no % felt they had been discriminated. Women: 29% Men: 15% Non-binary gender: 51% Sid 17.
18 Sid Take-home message
19 Conclusion Take-home message There are health differences in SRHR based on gender. To promote young men's sexual health and SRHR: Work actively with knowledge based SRHR and give young men the arena for reflection and discussion about norms and stereotypes. Highlight and discuss normative power structures and how they affect masculinity. Work actively with equal opportunity and prevent discrimination. Encourage skills such as how, and when, to communicate about sex and sexual consent. Sid /05/2018
20 Hej Thanks! Hej Sid 20.
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