Hi theimp!
I'm a female and I would definitely see this as a tremendously good thing!! yeah, the biological aspect of being STD free, etc but mostly because you don't have that experience, you and your partner can learn together. If you go off and learn these things with a prostitute, you may get stuck in the rhythm of it (i.e. learn a few moves, how to do certain things and assume that's how it's done with every partner). Sex is different with everyone and every woman likes and needs different things, just as men do.
Personally, I'm 27 and have limited sexual experience. The guys I have been intimate with, dislike this fact and get frustrated easily if I don't know what I'm doing or make a move they don't like. I too have thought about just finding some random guy to sleep with in order to get more experience, but in saying that - trying to get intimate with someone I'm not connected to isn't enjoyable for me.
Seriously though, it's not weird, it's not 'bad'. The girl you fall for should hopefully be a down to earth, decent girl who sees this and allows you to take your time and understands that it's a learning process.
Hope that helped
theimp wrote:
I'm 25 and a virgin.
I have had a few chances when I was in my late teens and I was an idiot for not taking them. After that I have had few chances with girls in the last few years...
Lately, past year or so, I have gained some confidence and seem to be attracting girls. But now, I have a problem.
I have no experience. I don't have any idea what to do if I had the chance. I guess this would be acceptable if I were 17 but not at 25.
I don't want to meet nice girls who would be turned off by sexual incompetence. So I have been thinking lately, should I hire myself a prostitute?
Just to gain some experience, to know what I am doing... To not be a massive disappointment.
I am not completely certain but this is holding me back from meeting girls and trying to have a relationship.
Some advice please?
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