Many researchers worry about the sexualisation of the public space, and its repercussion on adolescents and adults. Yet, few studies have examined young adults’ levels of oversexualisation, which is the integration of sexual messages through overinvolment in one’s sexualized appearance, sexual self-objectification, sexualized language, seduction, sexuality based on performance, and low meaningfulness of sexuality (Brassard et al., 2016). This study explores the sociodemographic characteristics and sexual difficulties of young adults endorsing oversexualized behaviors. Results of this online study conducted among 1275 young adults aged 18 to 30 show that oversexualized behaviors vary across gender, age, marital status, partner’s gender, education, and childhood sexual abuse. Nuanced associations are found between oversexualized dimensions and sexual difficulties.