To het & bi women: Male virgins?

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To het & bi women: How would you feel about a relationship w/ a male virgin? (Assume the man is otherwise your kind of guy.)

Please answer only if you are a heterosexual or bisexual woman.

After a few days I'll announce the results thus far, so that the people who aren't supposed to answer this poll can see them.

Last edited by Mona Pereth on 16 Feb 2021, 1:01 am, edited 1 time in total.

Not participating in the poll, but do men have virginity? I understand the concept, but for practical mechanical purposes, is it even a real thing?

A man is a virgin if he hasn’t had penile/vaginal with a woman....or penile/anal intercourse with a man.

Yeah, but... What changes? If the man had passed out, would he even realize he's no longer a virgin?

Nothing changes physically for the man (unless he refuses to wear a condom and, thereby, catches a disease).

But he gains (at least one) experience. And, for many people, that's a big deal, in and of itself.

When I lost my virginity, nothing changed. I remained a schmuck 17-year-old.

It was nice and all that—but no epiphanies came my way.

What do you think changes in a woman?




https://wexnermedical.osu.edu/blog/myths-and-facts-about-hymen#:~:text=For%20others%2C%20it's%20a%20membrane,a%20physical%20marker%20of%20virginity.

I only “deflowered” one Virgin.

There was pain and bleeding at first....but then it became a nice experience for her.

She became euphoric that she lost her virginity. I can’t say that losing it with ME superseded the generalized delight.

When I married at 19yrs, my husband was a virgin, and Aspergers. He was a Christian, but unfortunately, I learned the hard way, that he had no sense of loyalty and left me questioning if it’s at all possible for any man to be devoted to only one woman. I was told that to have not “saved myself” for him, meant he did not respect me. I had been in a long-term very happy, loving relationship prior. I had no idea just how badly I had chosen, but foolishly stayed far too long. Whether or not someone is a virgin matters far less than the nature of their heart and behaviour toward the person they choose to be with.

You fall for someone’s soul, not for their body or looks. Once you love their soul, everything about that body becomes beautiful.

I think as there are different types of people or perhaps varying degrees.

Some are more fleshly.
Some are loyal.
Some are perhaps more likely to jump ship as soon as they think they can "upgrade" to a better circumstance,
whether that circumstance is financial or to do with looks / sex etc.

I guess part of finding a suitable mate is finding the one that is suitable for you.
But I guess certain grounds need to be present in order for a relationship to be realized and maintained.

Virginity is an imagined social construct, not a real thing. Neither men not women possess virginity in actuality.

In most Islamic cultures for instance, there is no concept of male virginity. In Western culture, both men and women are considered virgins until they have sexual intercourse.

There are differing opinions on whether or not a woman is still a virgin if her hymen is ruptured by means other than intercourse; like being damaged by a bicycle seat, for instance. In Saudi Arabia, unmarried women can be subjected to examinations by doctors to determine if they are virgins. Historically, it was heavily debated by Christian theologians whether or not Mary retained her status as a virgin when Jesus was born.

While the concept of virginity has no basis in actual biology, it has strong cultural implications that vary from culture to culture. In the Western World, men can be considered virgins. And being a virgin is synonymous with being a loser. This often causes psychological distress to virgin men. For women, how people interpret virginity ranges between purity and innocence to being a prune, depending on who you ask.

So far it appears that autistic women don't tend have a problem with a man being a virgin. So far there have been 9 answers to the poll, all of them "I don't care either way."

If one cares whether or not you're a virgin, they're not worth your time, anyway.

That's high school stuff!

I think that sex is a special gift that should be saved for marriage.

If that works for you, great. Most people who believe this are religious, however, whereas dorkseid is an atheist and wants a nonreligious partner. This thread was created in response to dorkseid's belief that no otherwise-compatiable woman would ever want him because he's inexperienced.

Anyhow, we how have 10 votes for "I don't care either way" and 1 vote for "I prefer a virgin, for religious reasons."

Well, I'm not a virgin. But it was just one time 10 years ago.