ToxicAdam said:There are three things that can happen to those people who hold on to thier virginity into thier mid 20's.
You forgot option 4) Continue to live a normal life and not make a big deal out of it.
ToxicAdam said:There are three things that can happen to those people who hold on to thier virginity into thier mid 20's.
Ristamar said:You forgot option 4) Continue to live a normal life and not make a big deal out of it.
Fixed2BeBroken said::lol
ToxicAdam said:Actually you're right. I'll shutup now. Carry on about your lives.
Waychel said:If that is the case, then what are you doing here berating others for their own principles?
Also, I don't see how because a person doesn't like the idea of casual sex that they are somehow "afraid of their own sexuality." I don't have a highly idealized view of sex or anything of that nature; my upbringing was simply that you don't spread your legs for everything with a dick that happens to walk by. I don't call that being "scared of my sexuality"; I call it "not being a slut." :lol
There are many reasons why a person may not like the idea of casual sex apart from their own principles or beliefs; health issues being a primary example of this. Casual sex is a huge endangerment and health risk (even when using protection) since you know very little about the other personal or their history usually (hence it being called "casual"). I'm sure that there are people out there who's only inhibition is that they'd rather masturbate than risk getting an STD of some kind.
Yes. ur girlfriends a slut.brooklyngooner said:Question to you: would you consider my girlfriend, with whom am in a loving, monogamous relationship, to be a slut because she has had casual sex?
brooklyngooner said:While that's a nice use of bold, I'd hardly call it berating. And I used the term "some" and didn't call any by name, so there's no lack of respect in what I wrote.
Again, though, you seem to be dividing the world into two camps: promiscuous and not. You can have casual sex once in a while without being a slut. However, you seem only to be able to discuss things in binary terms. That's what I find odd.
Of course I don't have any quibble with principles, be they religious or health-related; I find using haughty, arbitrarily self-interested principles to mask emotional shortcomings to be goofy.
Question to you: would you consider my girlfriend, with whom am in a loving, monogamous relationship, to be a slut because she has had casual sex?
The average male hits his "sexual peak" during the years of 18-21 .... so in a sense, you ARE missing out. Also, one thing to consider. Alot of quality wives/mates are sexually active. They may take a pass on you for being a virgin (either they want someone that is good in bed, or they don't want the hassle of "breaking someone in"). So you could miss out on an awesome woman because of your virginity.
http://www.mypleasure.com/education/qanda/questions/49.aspQuestion
I have often heard that men reach their sexual peak at 18 while women reach it at 35. Is this true?
Answer
This is one of those sound bites that seems to have a life of its own. I have been hearing that one for years, yet it is far from accurate. As far as I can make out, the origin of this oft-quoted statistic is a study that asked men and women of different ages how often they had orgasms. Because of societal messages, women often take longer to feel comfortable with sexuality or learn about their bodies. Many women don't learn how to have an orgasm until later in life.
It really all comes down to how you define "sexual peak." If it is measured by hormone levels, or ease of getting physically aroused, then both men and women peak in their late teens to early 20s. If it is measured by sexual satisfaction, it comes later in life.
Of course, there is a tremendous range in the age at which people feel that they are at their sexual peak. I think that reducing it to the ability to have orgasms easily is a poor definition. I have yet to meet a man or woman in their teens who can compare to an older man or woman in terms of sexual skills or sophistication!
Best,
Dr. Sandor Gardos
Waychel said:How is there no lack of respect in calling people "childish" for not adhering to what they may consider a promiscuous lifestyle?
Maybe because I have a different perspective than yourself? I find it far more binary to claim that anyone not of your own perspective is "childish" in comparison.
I find it far more goofy to psycho-analyze a person so assumptively based on their sexual lifestyle.
I was speaking of my own principles and upbringing; not your girlfriend's. Also, I fail to see how any premature opinion I may have of your girlfriend based on the limited facts being made available to me holds any relevance to the topic being discussed.
Alucard said:No worries. It took me 'til my present age of 23.
Super. I feel much better now.mj1108 said:It's better to be a virgin at 23 than having a condom break and being called "Dad" at 23. Yeah, sex is great but can carry consequences if you're not careful.
But there's absolutely nothing wrong with being a virgin by choice, I'd say until about 27. Yep. 27.
WOW! You too!?I have this whole fantasy sex life which has taken the place of a real one, which has served the purpose of both sexual release and sexual development.. one which has involved hundreds of people over a period of several years.
Lindsay said:Wait this thread has made me WAY confused o.o??
1.) A girl that sleeps around is a slut.
2.) A girl won't like a virgin boy.
3.) A guy can/should go around getting sexual experience.
4.) Said guy, would not be refered to as a slut.
I know almost all of you are guys but this is pretty biased. No matter what the girl ends up the badguy either because she sleeps around (getting "experience" like guys) and because she doesn't want to put up with someone inexperienced!![]()
I've heard of it plenty of times.Drinky Crow said:I have NEVER heard of sexual inexperience being anything approaching a dealbreaker in a real relationship. If you're at all sensitive and interested in the pleasure of your partner, you'll learn quickly, and that can be a great bonding experience.
You are confused because you can't imagine anything in between the two extremes of "slut" and "virgin". Getting experience doesn't mean you have to "sleep around". You can do it within a series of monogamous relationships.Lindsay said:1.) A girl that sleeps around is a slut.
2.) A girl won't like a virgin boy.
3.) A guy can/should go around getting sexual experience.
4.) Said guy, would not be refered to as a slut.
I'm just saying I've heard lots of stories of girls being turned off by guys when they turn out to be virgins, and decide to not have sex with them when they otherwise would have. I can't believe all of these stores are made up for the sake of "competition".Drinky Crow said:Obviously NOT first-hand experience. Sounds like typical dude talk, trying to make the competition stay out of the ring.
border said:You can do it within a series of monogamous relationships.
Lindsay said:Wait this thread has made me WAY confused o.o??
1.) A girl that sleeps around is a slut.
2.) A girl won't like a virgin boy.
3.) A guy can/should go around getting sexual experience.
4.) Said guy, would not be refered to as a slut.
I know almost all of you are guys but this is pretty biased. No matter what the girl ends up the badguy either because she sleeps around (getting "experience" like guys) and because she doesn't want to put up with someone inexperienced!![]()
Mimbo?MrCheez said:Personally, I view guys who constantly sleep around or cheat or whatever in the same way as I'd view a "slut". There just isn't a male version of the word. =P
demon said:Mimbo?
Up until now, who has said that you had to "sleep around" and be a slut to get experience?Lindsay said:That makes sense but in terms of this thread nothing of that sort has been mentioned until now silly.
Jerry: He's a male mimbo. He's a mimbo!MrCheez said:That's new to me O_O
teh_pwn said:Actually, I'd love to be a father at 23, so long as I'm married and have a stable job. I don't want to be like 35 and having kids. That'll create so many health problems for your kids and you'll be like 60 when all of them leave the house.
-jinx- said:Finally, although I won't rehash the story here since I believe I've already told it once, I ended up losing my virginity as the result of a bet. Some girls I worked with (damn cute ones, too) found out that I still had my V-card, and they started a pool to see who could be the first one to get me in the sack.
Hey baby, what's up? I have no idea how to please you. *blows kiss*Azala said:Quite honestly, inexperienced guys are hot.
I'm just your guy. Are you hot/will you fuck me plz?Azala said:Quite honestly, inexperienced guys are hot. Plenty of girls enjoy the chance to break in someone, and be broken in by them likewise. I don't want a guy that's been around much if at all... nor do I think all virgins are bad in bed. I've had one shock the hell out of me and I'm 100% certain he wasn't lying. And even if they don't, it's always new and different with someone new and there is a learning curve regardless.
Do yourself a favor and do what works for you. Later on you'll find the right woman for you, be it one that accepts or agrees with the casual and frequent sex you had before, or that you've waited, or that you were somewhere in between.
demon said:Border doesn't know what he's talking about. I've never even been with a girl, and if I were, I wouldn't even listen to her when telling me to go lower. I'm gonna fuck your bellybutton and you're gonna like it.
This inspired me. I had a couple folders with a total of 9 gigs of porn...thousands of 'softcore' pictures and shitloads of little videos that I've acquired over the past three or four years. Lots of fond memories. And I just deleted it all. I also deleted a bookmarked folder with a couple really nice daily sample porn sites. Can't fuckin believe I did that, but I don't even care.....self-gratification isn't even that gratifying anymore....lately it seems with each passing month it just feels less and less fulfilling and it almost kinda depresses me each time I do it. I'm just sick of resorting to it. Hell, I haven't even wanked it since Tuesday, although it's been kinda tough.w0o said:I lost my virginity at 23. Coincidentally, it happened 2 months after I trashed my porn collection. A collection that I had been building up since I was 19. I got rid of it all. Hundreds of CDROMS containing GIG's of movies, pictures, games etc. In hindsight, I probably didn't have to throw it ALL away but hey, you do what you gotta do.
I remember during those porn collecting years, I had several chances at getting real action but was never really motivated or put any significant effort into it. At the end of the day, I had my porn and I guess that was good enough for me.
But those years weren't a total loss. I mean, watching all those people having sex on my computer - I wasn't exactly clueless my first time. I was a virgin in the sense that I'd never had sex with a girl, but even my non-virgin girlfriend at the time did not believe me when I told her.
I don't think that we're always on the opposite side of things. You are pretty reasonable and very smart, though you just have a unique outlook that occaisionally leaves things open to a joke or two.Azala said:Ah border, you know we'd kill each other. We're always on the opposite side of the argument.
Saturnman said:God damn it.
Just when I had stopped reading Alucard's LJ, I missed the big news.![]()
I think this is maybe the most important point to pull out, and a decent justification of at least one double standard in the sexual world. Or maybe not, I dunno. Do all female virgin-seekers do it because they like the feeling of safety? Do all male virgin-seekers do it because they want to feel powerful and important? Or can it ever be the other way around? I can certainly imagine a woman who wants sexual control over a man....just as much as I can imagine a man who wants a woman to value sex as much as he does. At any rate, it should perhaps take us beyond whining about double standards and make us realize that there are a multiude of types and pathologies for both sexes, and attributing a particular mindset to one gender or the other is not accurate or satisfying.A guy who has slept around, has many one night stands, very few is any relationships, enjoyed his teens, college years and viewed sex as emotion free gratification and has gone from desiring threesomes and extreme sexual indulgences to looking for someone safe and pure that he can 'respect.'
I can't help but imagine that there is a funny story or two behind this comment. Let us know the next time you are drinking mudslidesI tire of men reacting like I'm broken because their fail safe trick did not work, or because I need something specific.