Teenagers aged 13 to 17 who date and have romantic experiences do so fairly frequently, though by no means universally. Teens who are now dating or have done so in the past, as well as those who are in serious or less-serious relationships, make up about 35% of the population. The results of the survey, which focused on three types of romantic relationships, were as follows:
- 14 percent of teenagers currently have a boy-friend, girl-friend, or other significant other with whom they regard their relationship to be serious.
- 5 percent of teenagers are now involved in a romantic relationship, but they do not view it as serious.
- Although 16 percent of teenagers are not dating right now, they have had romantic relationships in the past, whether they were significant or not.
What research says about teenage?
Teenagers report having never been in any type of romantic connection, with about 64% saying this (and 1 percent declined to provide their relationship status). The remainder of this research will concentrate on the 35 percent of kids who indicate they are either now involved with a romantic partner or have ever dated, hooked up with, or had a romantic engagement with someone.
The one-third of teenagers who are now in a relationship or have been in the past are those who we refer to as "teen daters," "teens with relationship experience," or "teens with dating experience."
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