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Objective : This study assesses the impact of the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) pandemic on the first time Korean adolescents have sex.  Methods : The study examines 2017–2021 data from an annual, cross-sectional survey.  Results : There is a significant drop in the percentages of male adolescents initiating sexual intercourse in 2020 and noticeable rebounds in 2021. However, the sexual debut among female students shows no significant change.  Conclusions : We suggest that strict social distancing measures in 2020 and loosening of them in 2021, different orientations toward having sex by gender, and a strong sexual double standard are responsible for these findings.

The COVID-19 Pandemic and Sexual Debut Among South Korean Adolescents