Poll: Is your virginity worth saving?

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Mimsofthedawg said:
Toy Master Typhus said:
Male; so no.
why does being male make you not saving your virginity not worth it?

And I would elaborate your post lest the moderators get on you for posting something that lacks substance.
The acceptances of society at large in a great number of global communities should spell out quite clearly why gender has an impact on the importance of saving or losing one's virginity, and whether or not that that's a good or bad thing. Pretending you don't recognized that these social implications don't exist is naive at best, and unnecessarily troll-like and obnoxious at worst. He isn't saying that it is fair and/or correct, but it's clear that gender has an impact on what society thinks of one's response to this poll.

If the moderators get on his case, it's because they were eager to get offended at a statement nobody made. I'm hopeful they won't.
 

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Sex is sex. It's very fun. As it worked out, the first time I had sex was with somebody I loved quite a bit and who I am still with. That's not to say I hadn't tried just getting sex from random hot sluts. Also, we were pretty blazed when we first had sex. We didn't decide to have sex while high. Just happened that way.

Anyway, the point is, sex isn't necessarily special. Sex can be special if it's with someone you love, but if me and my girlfriend broke up I'd be heading out to parties and getting sex there now that I'm at the college I'm at.
 

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It's a personal choice and it's all based on perspective.
No one here views sex the same way or feels the exact same way about it.

I have done things...but am still a virgin and want to give myself to the man I love because I think of it as an intimate act that I want to share with someone I love, and care about. Marriage itself is not important, what is important is emotional commitment.

Sexual acts are always fun, but there's a magic when it's with someone you care about even if it goes horribly it can still be kind of fun at least when you look back on it.

To each their own
 

dagens24

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I don't think saving yourself for your marriage partner is a) practical or realistic b) a good idea. Now I have no idea how old you are but it's very easy to say you'll wait when you're young, but it's A LOT HARDER than you think it'll be. Plus even if you do manage to wait, what if you're not sexually compatible. It's hard to have a healthy relationship when the sex is bad, and without sexual experience with that partner it's impossible to tell if you'll be a good match sexually. That's a pretty big risk to take, make a life long commitment to somebody without knowing if you'll click in bed.

The whole idea of saving yourself seems incredibly naive.
 

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Well, I'm waiting until I find someone I have an emotional connection with, mostly because finding casual sex somewhere just feels like the cheap way of going about it and kinda devalues the whole intimacy thing, but I'm definitely not looking to wait until marriage or whatever. Screw that.

(Plus, I don't follow your God and think that whole 'as God intended' thing is complete nonsense. You going to let some strange entity whose very existence is doubtful dictate how you live your life? Make your own choices.)
 

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dagens24 said:
I don't think saving yourself for your marriage partner is a) practical or realistic b) a good idea. Now I have no idea how old you are but it's very easy to say you'll wait when you're young, but it's A LOT HARDER than you think it'll be. Plus even if you do manage to wait, what if you're not sexually compatible. It's hard to have a healthy relationship when the sex is bad, and without sexual experience with that partner it's impossible to tell if you'll be a good match sexually. That's a pretty big risk to take, make a life long commitment to somebody without knowing if you'll click in bed.

The whole idea of saving yourself seems incredibly naive.
Personally I think if you love someone it wouldnt matter how they are in bed. Call me naive or whatever but I dont care how they uh preform in bed as long as i love them thats not going to change cause of sex. Please forgive my bad grammar and stuff im freaking tired lol
 

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Okay? Clearly most of you are all as you people call it "Atheists", but to tell you guys the truth I'm proud of being a virgin, I've got a good reputation at church, I have lots of supportive friends there, I've been doing jr youth group for a while now and I'm going to be promoted to teen doing youth group next year, I have a bright future ahead of me and I personally feel that I don't need any form of sex in my life right now, and if I am to do so it'd have quality over quantity only with my wife.

"But m8, what about the sexual compatablity?" 'bout that well resently I've been going wife hunting and honestly it felt like a burden, so I put it in God's hands and I feel that we made an agreement that, when I'm ready for a woman that my wife will have everything I need in a woman, and yes that includes me not having to ruin the surprise to know if she's my type or not, why and how?

Because I have FAITH in my God, that if I follow the path that he has set out for me, that he will give me all that I'll need, IT'S ALL JUST SIMPLE FAITH, it's MY leap of faith that I'M taking because I trust in my loving God, okay?

To some of you guys faith is just another lucky dip, even if it is, I'd have plenty of time to learn from my mistakes which is what life is all about.

I'm not posting to judge or to shame, all I'm trying to say is that I'm taking a leap of faith that I believe that will pay off at the end.
 

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White Lightning said:
BangSmashBoom said:
White Lightning said:
What's with all the weird ass characters in your post? Like... I just don't understand.

I also voted yes in the poll but for reasons that are the opposite of yours.
Okay, feel free to share, why do you feel that your virginity is worth saving?
I guess it's because I had a Bible crammed down my throat as a child, but more so do to the fact that (I think) it's something you should do with someone you care about. Religion (shouldn't) play apart in it. It's more of a... (I hate this word) emotional thing, like you should love someone. Does that mean you should get married first or anything like that? Well no, but your first time should atleast be done with someone you care about. After that it's whatever floats your boat.
Problem is that sex is supposed to be an enjoyable experience, and if you are a complete amateur in bed, then the "special one" you've been saving it for is likely going to end up somewhat disappointed.

Sex is no different than any other discipline, in that practice makes perfect. IMO, you'll be doing both yourself and your partner a bigger favor by being able to have a really enjoyable act rather than telling them that they're your first.

I'm not saying you should screw anything with a pulse. But sexual experience is a huge boon.
 

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kenu12345 said:
dagens24 said:
I don't think saving yourself for your marriage partner is a) practical or realistic b) a good idea. Now I have no idea how old you are but it's very easy to say you'll wait when you're young, but it's A LOT HARDER than you think it'll be. Plus even if you do manage to wait, what if you're not sexually compatible. It's hard to have a healthy relationship when the sex is bad, and without sexual experience with that partner it's impossible to tell if you'll be a good match sexually. That's a pretty big risk to take, make a life long commitment to somebody without knowing if you'll click in bed.

The whole idea of saving yourself seems incredibly naive.
Personally I think if you love someone it wouldnt matter how they are in bed. Call me naive or whatever but I dont care how they uh preform in bed as long as i love them thats not going to change cause of sex. Please forgive my bad grammar and stuff im freaking tired lol
Have you, by chance, ever had sex? I ask because it's easy to say something isn't important to you when you've never experienced it. If you have and you're saying that if you love somebody you can get past not being sexually attracted to them well that's fine, but I would say that you're probably in the majority. For most people sex is a HUGE part of life and having a healthy sex life with a partner is a very important part of a healthy relationship. Like I said, for MOST people.
 

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BangSmashBoom said:
Okay? Clearly most of you are all as you people call it "Atheists", but to tell you guys the truth I'm proud of being a virgin, I've got a good reputation at church, I have lots of supportive friends there, I've been doing jr youth group for a while now and I'm going to be promoted to teen doing youth group next year, I have a bright future ahead of me and I personally feel that I don't need any form of sex in my life right now, and if I am to do so it'd have quality over quantity only with my wife.

"But m8, what about the sexual compatablity?" 'bout that well resently I've been going wife hunting and honestly it felt like a burden, so I put it in God's hands and I feel that we made an agreement that, when I'm ready for a woman that my wife will have everything I need in a woman, and yes that includes me not having to ruin the surprise to know if she's my type or not, why and how?

Because I have FAITH in my God, that if I follow the path that he has set out for me, that he will give me all that I'll need, IT'S ALL JUST SIMPLE FAITH, it's MY leap of faith that I'M taking because I trust in my loving God, okay?

To some of you guys faith is just another lucky dip, even if it is, I'd have plenty of time to learn from my mistakes which is what life is all about.

I'm not posting to judge or to shame, all I'm trying to say is that I'm taking a leap of faith that I believe that will pay off at the end.
Hey, whatever floats your boat. I think your reasons are terrible, but they are your reasons. It's your life to live (or not live, hey-o!). I, however, will be having a lot of fantastic sex in the mean time :D
 

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Athinira said:
White Lightning said:
BangSmashBoom said:
White Lightning said:
What's with all the weird ass characters in your post? Like... I just don't understand.

I also voted yes in the poll but for reasons that are the opposite of yours.
Okay, feel free to share, why do you feel that your virginity is worth saving?
I guess it's because I had a Bible crammed down my throat as a child, but more so do to the fact that (I think) it's something you should do with someone you care about. Religion (shouldn't) play apart in it. It's more of a... (I hate this word) emotional thing, like you should love someone. Does that mean you should get married first or anything like that? Well no, but your first time should atleast be done with someone you care about. After that it's whatever floats your boat.
Problem is that sex is supposed to be an enjoyable experience, and if you are a complete amateur in bed, then the "special one" you've been saving it for is likely going to end up somewhat disappointed.

Sex is no different than any other discipline, in that practice makes perfect. IMO, you'll be doing both yourself and your partner a bigger favor by being able to have a really enjoyable act rather than telling them that they're your first.

I'm not saying you should screw anything with a pulse. But sexual experience is a huge boon.
I've thought about this, but too be honest how hard can it actually be? I mean can the other person not give direction? I dunno but I don't see being good at it as that big of a hurtle. I imagine it would be like riding a bike, it's not all that hard to figure out if you've got someone teaching you.

Or I may be wrong eniterly and setting myself up for an extremly embarrassing moment in the future...
 

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My stance:

The surest protection is abstinence. That said, sex that doesn't involve penetration works just as well (and has done so in the past for me). I look at it this way: if/when I do get married, my foreplay is going to be really good to make up for it.

For all of those who say shitty sex makes for a bad relationship... I find the giving more fun than the receiving, so perhaps I'm in the minority but clearly that isn't a truism.
 

bandman232

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I say no, because people have badgered me about it since I was in HS and I'm tired of it. However, not one is really interested in me. :(
 

Sanat

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I... I don't even know where to begin with this. Your morals are messed up, and that crazy hypocritical book that you get them from too. I'm TL;DR-ing this entire thread to so as to avoid finding more disturbing evidence of crazy, archaic, Christians.
 

MeChaNiZ3D

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I say "No, if you don".

Because I don't don, so it doesn't effect me.

In all seriousness, I don't see why it should even matter.

BangSmashBoom said:
Okay? Clearly most of you are all as you people call it "Atheists", but to tell you guys the truth I'm proud of being a virgin, I've got a good reputation at church, I have lots of supportive friends there, I've been doing jr youth group for a while now and I'm going to be promoted to teen doing youth group next year, I have a bright future ahead of me and I personally feel that I don't need any form of sex in my life right now, and if I am to do so it'd have quality over quantity only with my wife.

"But m8, what about the sexual compatablity?" 'bout that well resently I've been going wife hunting and honestly it felt like a burden, so I put it in God's hands and I feel that we made an agreement that, when I'm ready for a woman that my wife will have everything I need in a woman, and yes that includes me not having to ruin the surprise to know if she's my type or not, why and how?

Because I have FAITH in my God, that if I follow the path that he has set out for me, that he will give me all that I'll need, IT'S ALL JUST SIMPLE FAITH, it's MY leap of faith that I'M taking because I trust in my loving God, okay?

To some of you guys faith is just another lucky dip, even if it is, I'd have plenty of time to learn from my mistakes which is what life is all about.

I'm not posting to judge or to shame, all I'm trying to say is that I'm taking a leap of faith that I believe that will pay off at the end.
I really don't see why you have to bring God into it. Congratulations...you have made social progress within the church and don't feel the need to have sex. That doesn't change whether or not your virginity is worth saving. The re...

...wait a sec, are you pulling my leg? I'm going to assume you aren't and maybe look like an idiot...

...the rest of your post seems to be that God will provide you with a suitable partner when it's the right time, and there is no risk involved because you will know when it is the one God provides and there is no way a relationship would not work out between you.

Ok. What I want to know is how you are going to know who the right one is. And actually, how you have any clue what the path he has set out for you is?

Look...I don't want to seem like I'm needlessly picking a fight, but if you're going to sit back and hope that God provides, and it doesn't work, you're the one who's going to be short one wife. Maybe some things are just a burden. Maybe it's just worth it to follow through regardless. Just because it's difficult doesn't mean you shouldn't try.

(Yes, I'm an atheist, and it's incurable).
 

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White Lightning said:
I've thought about this, but too be honest how hard can it actually be? I mean can the other person not give direction? I dunno but I don't see being good at it as that big of a hurtle. I imagine it would be like riding a bike, it's not all that hard to figure out if you've got someone teaching you.
Very few things comes easy without experience. I still sometimes see people having trouble with even the simplest of the simplest task (like using a screwdriver, or - in case of my dad - logging onto a Computer) because they have no experience with it, even if it's simple.

Sticking your penis inside a girl isn't difficult (and yet i failed at it on my first try, but i was extremely wasted which definitely isn't something i won't recommend). Pleasing her is an entirely different issue (I'm assuming you're a male). And yes, if she has to talk you through it (or vice versa), then it is simply going to be an embarrassing experience. "Am i inside?" or "Can you feel it?" is questions I've fortunately never had to ask any of my girlfriends.

Appropriate captcha btw: Gold Medal <--- You won't get that without training.
 

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No it's not! Not by a longshot! It's even a bad idea!

Get some practice before you settle down with someone, it helps!
 

Violator[xL]

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Oh and don't start threads with polls and questions if you've already decided. I mean, if you're God has already decided for you.
 

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Do I appreciate it when a girl has NO IDEA what she's doing sexually? No, it isn't an enjoyable sexual experience. Fucking virgins is awkward and while I might do it if I'm in love, I actively avoid virgins if I know that they are virgins. Not saying I want to marry a veteran hooker or something, but as long as you're free of disease and not hiding some other STD like children from me, your sexual history is your business.
 

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no. I think the first time should be with someone special but saving it for marriage... that's going a little too far.
first, I would be not having sex to save myself for someone I probably haven't even met yet. second, I wouldn't know if that marriage would last, so how is that fair to the next person you marry? third, anyone who has had sex knows what a mess the first time usually is. If i think about my first time... that's not how I want my wedding night to go... and finally, I think I'd be a little weirded out if I was in a relationship with someone who says she loves me and finds me attractive, but doesn't want to have sex with me. same goes for my exes.