Virgin?

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Okay so being a senior in high school I’ve come to find it really difficult getting into relationships or staying in relationships because I’m a Virgin... is it a bad thing to be a Virgin at my age, I’m 17 turning 18 soon, I’ve had guys tell me that they don’t want to date me because I’m a Virgin which leads me to the question, is it a bad thing I’m a Virgin at this age?

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I’m a freshman in college, 19, and I’m still a virgin. Any guy that can’t handle that is not worth anything to you. Being a virgin is your choice, it’s your body, and honesty whoever you choose to be with shouldn’t have anything to say about it.

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It's not a bad thing at all. If a guy doesn't want to date you because you're a virgin, then you shouldn't want to date them anyway. You deserve better.

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I’m 20, going on 21 and still a virgin. Guys your age are immature, so I’m really not surprised they’d say something as stupid as that. Which is weird because I thought guys had a kink for virgins.

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It isn’t a bad thing and it makes zero sense for them to not want to date you because you’re a virgin. Many people are still virgins at 17. I’d even say most people are virgins at 17. Nothing at all wrong with it.

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There are lots of guys that won’t want to date you but that’s a them problem not a you problem!! Be proud of yourself girl and you’ve waited this long save it for someone special. Spend a day on this app reading young girls posts about horrible experiences and you’ll be grateful you saved it. I am 36 when I was 16 I lost it in a horrible way it was the one time and haunts me. I waited after that until I met the man I’ve loved forever and wasn’t 18 almost 19 until I was actively having sex and it was with someone so special. All those guys that won’t date you because of this are stupid and just want one thing!! And that’s not a proper relationship

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It's not a bad thing, it's actually really normal. Wait till you get to college. You won't even see most of your classmates after graduation and it will save you a lot of grief and handwringing when you both have to go to different schools.

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No, I think it’s great! I as a virgin on my wedding day at 25 years old! Not very popular in college, but I didn’t care! I was very open and honest with guys I dated and told them I was staying that way until marriage, I never had anyone try to disrespect that! I knew guys who dated me truly liked me for me, not just sex! My husband, who was not a virgin, waited for me for over 2 years until our wedding! He said it was one of my most attractive qualities! I don’t regret it one bit! Mine was also a spiritual decision, so you have to make that decision for yourself. But Good for you, you keep doing what you’re comfortable with! It’s not a bad thing at all!

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Honey I didn’t lose it until I was in my 20s and even then... it wasn’t worth it! I can do a better job myself! Wait wait wait until you are more mature and with a better, more mature mate. Forget any pressure to lose it... just think about how silly that is. Put your chin up and take the high road. You’re worth the wait.

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I stayed a virgin until I was 18. And I lost it to my now husband. I wanted to wait until I met someone special which I did. There is nothing wrong with remaining a virgin. It’s your body and you can decide when you’re ready and with who. As long as you’re happy and okay with it, I wouldn’t listen to any of them.

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Absolutely not. Your virginity is something you save for that one special person. The one that treats you like a princess. Tells you good morning and good night every day. That one person that tells you how beautiful you are and TRUELY means it. Being a virgin shouldn't be a label because you are still one hell of a lady and deserve more respect.😊💜

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