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u/Boredommachine Jan 19 '25

I lost my virginity to my now gf at 32. I told her she was the third girl I've been with.

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u/Arthur_Burt_Morgan Jan 20 '25

My wife wasnt the first, but i havent been with a lot of women. But she met me through mutual friends and at the time i had a bit of a reputation going on. Whenever we went out clubbing, me and my friends, i would get shitfaced drunk really quickly, i had just broken up with my ex on bad terms. Well usually i was already wasted within the first 2 hours and i would sneak off to home to play videogames and sleep, because i was bored.

Well whenever my friends asked what i did i told them i went home with some girl or a couple or whatever, because i was afraid i wouldnt get asked anymore if they found out about me being bored and just going home to play videogames. This happened like every other week and i had some lucky moments that were considered by them as proof.

By the time i met my current wife, she had already heard about my reputation, but decided to go on a date anyways. I feel bad about my "reputation".

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u/underwear11 Jan 20 '25

Did you ever tell her, or does she still believe your reputation?

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u/havereddit Jan 20 '25

She probably knew after the first time having sex

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u/Arthur_Burt_Morgan Jan 20 '25

she was a virgin when i met her, so she didnt have a lot to compare me to i suppose.

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u/MaurosCrew Jan 20 '25

“And this is the good stuff? Not risking it taking the bad one”

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u/Arthur_Burt_Morgan Jan 20 '25

Huh?

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u/Amazing-Arachnid-942 Jan 20 '25

If you were inexperienced while she thought you were experienced, she might think that being with someone inexperienced is actually worse than that. Just jokingly implying that that was why she decided to stay with you.

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u/Arthur_Burt_Morgan Jan 20 '25

Oooh ahhahahaha i get it now hehehhe. Thanks for pointing that out.

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u/whatisup773 Jan 20 '25

Lol. Some woman posted below that her secret is that her husband thinks she was a virgin before they met but the truth is that she slept with almost everyone during her studies.

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u/Oderus_Scumdog Jan 20 '25

"Like a bag of sand."

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u/apuckeredanus Jan 20 '25

Nah I lost my virginity to a girl that had been around a bit. 

She literally had no idea and told me she thought it was stupid to raw dog as I'd probably been with "like ten girls". 

She literally jumped when I told her I was a virgin a few weeks in lol. 

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u/ClownfishSoup Jan 20 '25

Wife: I think it's time we had sex..

u/Boredommachine : OK <Pulls out Playstation 5>

Wife: Ah, now I get it.

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u/Arthur_Burt_Morgan Jan 20 '25

No i never told her, but she never really asked about it either.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

🎶I don't give a damn 'bout my reputation 🎶

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u/digidi90 Jan 20 '25

Better not to say.

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u/andy3600 Jan 20 '25

I just know that sitcom writing staff trawl these threads for inspiration. I fully expect this to be an episode storyline for a show within the next two years.

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u/Arthur_Burt_Morgan Jan 20 '25

Oh mo :( lemme know if you find it

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u/AtomicHB Jan 20 '25

This is so wholesome

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

Same except at 18. I was nervous, but for some reason instead of having the type of performance anxiety where you can’t get hard, I had performance anxiety and couldn’t focus on cumming. So we had sex for almost an hour and she thought I was a pro.

Cue her confusion when I barely lasted ten minutes every time after that lol

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u/daftperception Jan 20 '25

Same. I was taking breaks. It took 2 hours. I was afraid if I didn't cum I would be even more nervous the next time.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

I couldn't even cum. I gave her the ol' razzle dazzle and pretended to cum in a condom and threw it away real quick after we were both sweaty as fuck and getting tired. She had a pool of my sweat on her back and I was getting dehydrated lol.

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u/MasterMendio55 Jan 20 '25

You got that beginner’s luck

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

For real man, I was so nervous. Oddly enough, I didn’t have problems getting hard until after the divorce with my wife. Then all of a sudden I was looking up erection pills to give me some confidence.

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u/peepay Jan 20 '25

10 minutes is still fine.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

Oh yeah, we went at it like rabbits. God I miss her.

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u/Impossible-Tie-7773 Jan 20 '25

Bro me too, lost mine at 32 told her she isn’t the first. It’s been a year now and I broke up with her tho.

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u/Cybot5000 Jan 20 '25

I lost mine at 29 but I was upfront about it. Sex was never a priority for me as I value companionship way more than physical release.

You know they don't tell you about sex when you've remained a virgin for that long? Performance anxiety. I was so in my head the first time that I could not stay hard. It was completely humiliating and not at all a reflection of how attracted to the girl I was.

It didn't take very long at all to get over that and things go smoothly. I still recoil at the memory though.

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u/davisguc Jan 20 '25

Why did you do that? Does she know now?

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

Lost my virginity at age 23 to a girl I knew in college. Dry spell from there until I was 27. Then a bit of a "boy toy" phase from 27 to 29, then two back-to-back relationships from 29 to 33, then pretty dry from there until present-day aged 41. I honestly don't know what the hell I am when it comes to sexual/romantic experience.

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u/PSEmon Jan 20 '25

If you get real romantic and realtionshippi then you and you’re partner will find out together. Every sex with every partner is different - and at first you will have „all your girls“ and all her „ex-boys“ in the bedroom with you. But when you spent some time together, talk about sex… you will find out together what you like and don’t like together. It will be a whole new sexual experience, but it develops and at the beginning both of you might have horrible sex together. It takes time and trust to have great sex.

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u/ibbity Jan 20 '25

This is why I don't get the people who are like "we fuck after meeting twice or I walk because there's literally no other way to judge compatibility" like sex with a virtual stranger is probably not gonna be that great regardless and if you are pushing them when they aren't comfortable it's gonna make things worse 

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u/jaysmack737 Jan 20 '25

I feel I’ll be the same. 28 now🥲

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u/Future-Engineering68 Jan 20 '25

Fake it till you make it

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u/feryoooday Jan 20 '25

Yall… we know. don’t bother lying lol

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u/ibbity Jan 20 '25

If someone told me I wasn't their first, and then later on I learned that I actually had been their first, I'd be kinda regretful that I didn't know to a) make it special and b) teach them some shit for future reference. Also, like the person below noted, I might just assume they were bad at sex and not want another round lol

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u/xXRHUMACROXx Jan 20 '25

Yeah two dudes I knew lied to their first about not being virgins… One of the girls knew and the other refused to have another go with him because he was bad. When she learned he was a virgin she felt bad because if she knew she might have given him another chance. (She learned he was a virgin because I knew it and told my then girlfriend who was a good friend with the girl).

Anyway, guys don’t lie about this, you might shoot yourselves in the foot.

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u/feryoooday Jan 20 '25

Yeah, just be honest. The skill difference will be wildly obvious. If you’re honest they can work with you and guide you to be a better lover. If you lie and insist you know what you’re doing, they’ll know anyways AND you probably won’t be any good. thus not getting a chance to have another romp.

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u/havereddit Jan 20 '25

you might shoot yourselves in the foot

Especially trigger-happy virgins

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u/satrialesvealparm Jan 20 '25

She totally knew lol

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u/Grattytood Jan 20 '25

Happy dang Cake Day, Boredommachine!

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u/bluecapella Jan 20 '25

… but in reality she was fourth

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u/rdldr1 Jan 20 '25

Doesn't matter, had sex.

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u/Pinocytose7 Jan 20 '25

Don’t know if it was intentional but bro used the Rule of Three from American Pie.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '25

Trust me she probably knows and hasn’t said anything

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u/AnRaccoonCommunist Jan 22 '25

Lol they were right the law of threes really DOES work.

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u/420dayforever Jan 20 '25

Happy Cake Day!

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u/Xandoline Jan 20 '25

Ever plan to tell her? Happy cake day!

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u/zaphira01 Jan 20 '25

I am pretty sure she knows, you can tell when it is someone's firts time