Can We Guess Your Rice Purity Score?

Take this quiz and we'll guess how innocent you are!

The Rice Purity Test is a popular online test that measures how innocent you are when it comes to things like sex and crime. Sure, it's not exactly scientific, but it's a fun way to compare your own experience to your friends', and while it doesn't really measure your morals, it does give you a good idea of how adventurous you are.

So let us take a guess! We'll ask you a handful of questions that aren't on the Rice Purity Test, then guess what you scored based on your vibe. Let's go!

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Questions Overview

1. Have you ever flirted with a total stranger?
  1. Yes, many times!
  2. Sure, once or twice.
  3. Not really.
  4. I don't remember.
2. Does someone's body count matter to you when you're thinking about sleeping with them?
  1. Absolutely. I want to be with someone who isn't sleeping around.
  2. Sort of, but it's not a dealbreaker.
  3. Not at all. In fact, the more experience they have, the better!
3. If your crush showed up at your home right now, would you want to hide anything in your room before you let them in?
  1. Yes. So many things. In fact, I probably wouldn't let them in.
  2. Sure, a few things, but no biggie.
  3. Eh, let 'em see it. I don't care!
  4. Not really. I don't have anything like that.
4. Have you ever trespassed, broken into, or entered somewhere you legally shouldn't have been? (We won't tell.)
  1. Yeah, it's basically my hobby.
  2. Sure, now and then. It's fun!
  3. Once or twice.
  4. No, or not that I remember.
5. How often do you see people in the nude, no matter the circumstance, online or IRL?
  1. Multiple times a day
  2. About once a day
  3. Multiple times a week
  4. Once a week
  5. Less than once a week
6. Have you ever bitten someone, or been bitten, in a ~spicy~ way?
  1. Many times! It gets me goin'.
  2. Now and then, but not often.
  3. No, or not that I remember.
7. What's your take on sex in general?
  1. Love it. I'm all about it.
  2. It's cool, but it's not everything.
  3. Meh. I could take it or leave it.
  4. Not for me, honestly.
  5. Regardless of my opinion, I'm saving myself for marriage.
8. Have you ever taken a risqué or spicy photo of yourself?
  1. Many times.
  2. I've got one or two, yeah.
  3. No, or I don't remember.
9. Have you ever called out of school, work, or plans because of a hangover?
  1. Multiple times. Fun has a price!
  2. Now and then, but not often.
  3. Once or twice.
  4. No, or I don't remember.
10. Have you ever been nude anywhere other than your home or a changing room, or somewhere you probably shouldn't have been?
  1. Yes, regularly!
  2. Sure, sometimes.
  3. Once or twice, I think.
  4. Not really, or not that I can remember.

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Having Better, Safer Sex

The Rice Purity Test was made by students at Rice University in Houston as a way to compare notes about their spicy, steamy experiences, mostly sexual but some non-sexual. It's not exactly scientific, but it's still a fun (though imperfect) way to think about your sex life. Like the test itself says, a "perfect" score would probably mean you're dead from doing something dangerous, and so it's important to keep in mind that it's not a bucket list. In fact, more important than experience is safety, and that's why we talked to sex experts to help us stay safer and have a better time while doing the birthday suit shuffle:

  • Sex educator Danielle Bezalel tells us, "First and foremost, checking in with your body and mind is essential, and that could mean asking yourself the question, 'Am I ready for whatever sexual act is going to happen?'... 'Do I consent to whatever sexual acts are going to occur by my own free will, not under any influence or coercion?'"[1]
  • Bezalel also explains that "Talking about pleasure is equally important... asking yourself and your partner or partners, 'What sounds really fun to you? What sounds really fun to me? What does pleasure look like in this moment for both of us?'"[2]
  • Relationship expert Maria Avgitidis says, "If you're going to be sleeping with someone for the first time, you should be able to have a conversation about STDs and the consequences of having sex... You should also talk about protection. If you can't talk about these topics, you might not be ready to have sex with that person."[3]
  • Love and relationship coach Nicole Moore says that before you dive into the deep end, "Practice self-pleasure first. Knowing your own body and what you enjoy is a great thing to learn as a teenager so you are empowered in your sex life from a young age to honor your body and ask for what you want."[4]
  • Sex and relationship expert Gabrielle Kassel tells us that, if we want to expand our knowledge of sex, then "seeking out sex education and sex-positive content (podcasts, books, Instagram creators), can open your understanding of what qualifies as sex and pleasure, while also eliminating some of the shame."[5]

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References

  1. ↑ Danielle Bezalel. Sex Educator. Expert Interview
  2. ↑ Danielle Bezalel. Sex Educator. Expert Interview
  3. ↑ Maria Avgitidis. Relationship Expert. Expert Interview
  4. ↑ Nicole Moore. Love & Relationship Coach. Expert Interview
  5. ↑ Gabrielle Kassel. Sex and Relationship Expert. Expert Interview