Edited sentence: Although opinions differ, others suggest that sexual activity is an essential part of humans, and that teenagers need to experience sex.Furthermore, teenagers who had their first sexual experience at age 15 or younger, or who had many sexual partners were not negatively affected and did not have associated lower well-being.In a rural upstate New York community, a cross-sectional study of teenagers was completed in 2008 and 2009.In relation to hedonic and eudaimonic well-being, teenagers can positively benefit from sexual activity according to one particular research study.Sexual experiences help teenagers understand pleasure and satisfaction.Teenagers who had their first sexual experience at age 16 revealed a higher well-being than those who were sexually inexperienced or who were first sexually active at a later age of 17