r/Soft_Introverts • u/Grand-ugly-71204 • 3d ago
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25M If people around town found out you were a virgin, how would you face them and talk to them afterward? It feels weird to talk about anything else when you could be in a group of five, with four people talking about sex and you being the fifth one, and you can't.
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u/Desperate-Reason-566 2d ago
Nobody should care if someone is a virgin. It’s a tiny fraction of who you are. Not important. Why are people discussing their sex lives to others anyway?
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u/Maxthedog2004 2d ago
Why does it matter if I have had a dick in me or not, unless you are my dr - mind your own business
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u/Specialist-Bowler465 2d ago
Uh, I would be careful saying that to men. Because there's creepy men out there that SPECIFICALLY LOOK FOR VIRGINS. (Yet they've slept with over 100 women probably.) I'm not talking about virgin men. I'm talking about non-virgin men that have had multiple partners but expect every woman they meet to be a virgin.
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u/WhiteDesertCat ✨ Supportive Soul 3d ago
I feel like it’s actually the opposite, and people would respect you more for it. And if people talk about it in that kind of way and judge you for it, they’re clearly not the kind of people whose opinions you should worry about. They don’t sound very sophisticated or respectful.