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15 Most Sexually Open Countries in the World

Published on December 28, 2017 at 3:40 am by Nusreta Beranac in Lists

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4. Iceland

Iceland ranks 4th on our list of most sexually open countries in the world. It has a reputation of being a sort for a sexual oasis. Apparently, people in Iceland have very liberal views on casual sex and according to Rooster, this may be linked to smallpox, a contagious disease which seriously depopulated Iceland in 1707. The king then declared it lawful for every woman to give birth to six children even if she is not married in an effort to repopulate the country. An interesting account indeed.

15 Most Sexually Open Countries in the World

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