Am I the only Virgin here?

I was a virgin until November 2006 at the age of 49.......Can anyone else beat that?.....Yes, it was by choice, I just didn't find the right person......

Also, you don't need to have sex to get HPV.......

You don't have to have sex to get HIV, AIDS, or HBV either, but why bring it up?

Because most people think that is the only way to get HPV......They also think that a condom will protect you.......I was told it was my fault that I got HPV because the guy didn't wear a condom....This was by a female doctor......I'm 100% certain who I got mine from and it wasn't by penetration sex as he couldn't get it up.....How do I know it was him?....Because he had prostate cancer which can be connected to HPV...............

Good for you. You're not the only one. My son is 25 and still a virgin.

Edited to add, he also doesn't want to change his single status. Right now he's in art school and has no desire to be in a relationship at all at this point. He's too focused on finishing school and starting a career.

yeah.....

I say if your happy and then why does it matter?

It doesn't, just a large curiosity thing. That was brought on by another thread, that pretty much, many of the posters was saying if a guy isn't thinking about sex at least once every 5 seconds.... something is wrong.

Curiosity wins out with a lot of things for me. :?

Not to mention, my family thinks I need a girlfriend/wife in order to live or something

Vade, honestly, it's totally cool that you've chosen to keep it until you're ready. I wish I had waited and most of the girls and guys I know wish they had too.

i dont know how you do it man.

gotta burn off those extra calories somehow

Good for you. You're not the only one. My son is 25 and still a virgin.

That's what you think...

thats exactly what i was thinking. my mom still believes i am, and I have been living with my boyfriend for two years haha.

sex has nothing to do with someone's religion... there are plenty of Christians that have sex, so why argue with a non-christian that doesn't have sex.... really?

Cause like many thin skinned people, he feels his way is right.... which is wrong, but you can't tell him that... and not get an earful. sadly, it is people like them that give Christianity a bad name... >>

lol i love you guys for not generalizing all christians yay for you guys for having an open non judge mental minds!!

I am unsure why "no i'm not gay" has anything to do with being a virgin? You are just as likely/unlikely to be a virgin regardless of who you choose to sleep with...

Sorry, rubbed me the wrong way.

lol im bi and it didnt rub me wrong. lots of people associtae stuff like that because you could be the in the closet gay and are to scared to come out and you know you like the same sex but are to scared of people finding out.or you are in the closet and people dont know you are a gay and never slept with a woman because you are gay. thats another reason why people usually say that. its not saying gay people are virgins. and its actually said a lot to alot of people who are virgins mainly male virgins. i just wanted it to unrub you lol

All this talking of rubbing...

I was a virgin for 16 years. While sex is freakin awesome there is nothing wrong with staying a virgin until the right person comes along, or marriage etc. whatever it is you feel comfortable with. You have be careful to make sure you don't have a good time only to end up with da herps!

hahahahaha da herps

Be proud in your virginity! If other people make fun of you, it's probably because they're insecure! I was 20 when I lost mine - which in my group of friends, that's late, but I wanted to wait for someone I really loved and who would treat me right. He and I have now been together for just over 2 1/2 years and we live together. I don't regret passing on opportunities before him AT ALL.


Be proud, baby! Do it when YOU'RE ready, and don't let anyone pressure you into doing it or thinking you should do it. Sex is personal and special, and if you're not ready, it can get complicated, messy, and make you regret it.

i am a virgin but I don't get why bringing up the topic for you had to make you state whether or not you were gay.

Because virginity is a social construct used to keep women oppressed. Virginity isn't everything people make it to be. All it is is never having had sex. That's it. Doing so doesn't make anyone more or less virtuous than the next person.

Have you read "The Purity Myth:How America's Obsession with Virginity Is Hurting Young Women" by Jessica Valenti?
I think it would be right up your alley.

This.

I'm a virgin but really hoping that will change when I get to college. Not that I feel bad about being a virgin, I just want to have sex. lol. I haven't met the right guy yet but that has to change eventually.

For some reason people have the misconception that a man is gay just because he holds out on sex. Like he has something to fear.

I personally think that's ridiculous. I used to know someone who thought that just because a friend of mine held out until he was 19 (seriously!!) that something was wrong. He said,

"Wow, a couple of more years and I would've been worried." Then he made a homophobic remark that I refuse to repeat. I think his mentality is that he was 14 when he lost his own virginity, therefore that's when he became a "man" and proved that he wasn't gay. Which I will never understand given the fact that he has a cousin that was experimenting with other boys from school when he was a teenager, however he is currently in a heterosexual relationship that has lasted over a year.

All people have their own reasons for holding out. There is never a right time or right age. It's different for everyone. Some people want to only have sex with one person throughout their life, others want twenty. To each their own.

Because virginity is a social construct used to keep women oppressed. Virginity isn't everything people make it to be. All it is is never having had sex. That's it. Doing so doesn't make anyone more or less virtuous than the next person.

Virginity does not oppress women. In fact, I'd consider the push for women to give up their virginity at the drop of a hat to be oppressive. I mean, consider the consequences. And, yes, we have options, but I'm still waiting for unplanned pregnancies and rampant STDs to be a thing of the past due to all these options we have.

Come on, women! Own your bodies. Utilize self-control. It's funny that self-control is okay (and encouraged) when it comes to giving into donuts or french fries, but it's considered oppressive when it comes to a potentially life-altering decision like a one-night-stand.

I respect all virgins and responsible non-virgins alike. But I get irritated with people who chase after pleasure without concern for consequences. This includes the obese who won't lift a finger to change their habits or the sexually promiscuous who think birth control and condoms (or abstinence) are too much of a hassle.

Yes, virginity oppresses women by reducing them to their sexualities and basing their worth on whether or not they've had sex. Oh, and there is absolutely no push for women to give up their virginity at the drop of a hat. More like the exact opposite. Seriously, for women to be able to own their own bodies, they have to be sexually liberated, and they can't be shamed for making decisions about their bodies.