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poltroon
Why should I 'respect' them? If I disagree with what you say because I think it's nonsense then I shall do so without hesitation. What do you mean by 'forcing'? Am I not permitted to express my opinion?


You are but pay attention to what you said in your previous post. You said the OP's beliefs were absurd. If she doesnt think so who are you to intervene? You can express your opinion sure but before doing it say 'in my opinion' so it doesnt seem like you're speaking for the rest of the human race.
It's much more special to lose it to someone special, rather than a one night stand
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The day a girl feels bad for being a virgin in her teens or early 20s is a sad day for mankind. And we've already passed this point.
I'm certainly with the 'someone special' idea but in this case this girl wants to lose her virginity so thats not really an option.
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You are but pay attention to what you said in your previous post. You said the OP's beliefs were absurd. If she doesnt think so who are you to intervene?.


I am to intervene as somone concerned with truth. If a man believed in fairies and was going to jump off a cliff on the basis of his belief that the fairies would catch him, who would you be to intervene? It is only by disagreeing and questioning that we can hope to advance our views and beliefs. You are clearly anti-intellectualist.

Why

You can express your opinion sure but before doing it say 'in my opinion' so it doesnt seem like you're speaking for the rest of the human race.


That is completely pointless. I would only do so if I thought that my audience would be incapable of distinguishing between fact and opinion. In this case I think they can.
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op, why do you really want to lose your virginity if you're not in a serious, steady relationship?
poltroon
I am to intervene as somone concerned with truth. If a man believed in fairies and was going to jump off a cliff on the basis of his belief that the fairies would catch him, who would you be to intervene? It is only by disagreeing and questioning that we can hope to advance our views and beliefs. You are clearly anti-intellectualist.



That is completely pointless. I would only do so if I thought that my audience would be incapable of distinguishing between fact and opinion. In this case I think they can.


If that man believes that, let him believe. It's his issue not yours. Let him jump of his cliff.
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If that man believes that, let him believe. It's his issue not yours. Let him jump of his cliff.


That's a horrible attitude. :frown:
I was 19 when I lost mine. And I know at least 4 20 year olds who are still virgins.

To be honest I think that you're just kidding yourself when you say you're ready. If you're freaking out about it then you clearly aren't ready. Or maybe there's a big part of you (probably called your heart) that doesn't want you to do this as part of a one night stand.

Why not try going for an actual relationship? You might even find you're in love somewhere along the line.
Rather be a cocktease than the college whore ^_^
At one time I felt just the OP. I was desperate to experience sex, and tried my best to develop whatever relationships I had with guys, but it just never happened. So I forgot about it, didn't bother with guys (because it just wasn't worth the effort) and it was only a few weeks ago that I lost my virginity to someone older but someone I genuinely cared about and they cared about me. It was the most amazing experience ever and all I can say is I'm so glad I waited. So don't worry, it will happen one day. Probably when you least expect it, but make sure its what you really want and you're comfortable in the situation...
Anonymous
Right, before everyone has a huge go at me telling me what an awful person I am, please just rad this and give me some advice.

I'm 18, and a virgin, and it's really beginning to bug me. I'm longing to just get the awkward 'first time' over and done with, and I've had quite a few opportunities over the summer, including one just last night (hence why I've surrendered my pride and written this). The problem is that I have got into the habit of freaking out at the last moment and deciding that I don't want to go through with it. I can't even say why it happens - I'm not worried about the pain, and I use contraceptives every time so it's not a fear of ending up pregnant. The only thing I can actually put it down to that I'm worried the guy will realise I haven't done the deed before and think that I'm really weird for waiting this long, or that I'll be crap in bed (I'm haunted by the memory of one of my friends complaining bitterly that he hated sleeping with virgins because it was really unsatisfying :eek: :frown: ). Obviously, its a wonderful vicious circle, made worse by the fact that I'm getting a serious reputation for being a cocktease - most guys seem to think that I get them all worked up then refuse to sleep with them just for the fun of it, and it's honestly not like that!

I guess what I'm really asking is has anyone else had this problem? Also, how easily can a guy realise it's your first time if you haven't told him? Obviously, I know there's the blood factor (sorry if this is getting graphic :redface: ) - but is it just a few drops, or a whole lot?

Somebody help me!


YES! I have literally just experienced the same situation. Have been carried away flirting very suggestively (very unlike me, self searching stuff i guess) with a new guy friend over text/online, both extremely turned on by the whole thing, and the only thing stopping me from going over to his is that I want to lose it to someone I actually like and am with rather than waste 20 years of "waiting for the right guy" on one instinctive horny thing. I lead this guy on to an extreme and rejected him at the last min without giving a clear reason apart from "I'm not the sort to **** someone so soon" (too embarrassed to admit the real reason). Now he is offended and I feel like some cockteasing b****. And he's on my course, whoops. You're not alone!