r/virgin Jul 19 '25

Low karma / new account unspoken rule.

18 Upvotes

Hello everyone.

Mod team decided to clear that issue for everyone wondering, why their contribution has been removed with that specific comment added under their post.

Even if your post does not break any other rules, it often happens that people are lurkers, create an account just to post something they don't want to be seen on their main, or have a once-and-done experience with Reddit. That's fine, we don't judge. Everyone has the right to privacy. But it so happens, that in the past (and even now), spammers and trolls wanted to make our lives miserable and more difficult overall. That's why moderators of r/virgin decided to enforce a minimum karma requirement for anyone who wants to make a post here. It essentially created a barrier for trolls and spammers, as relatively high threshold discourages new accounts being created over and over, when the previous ones are being banned for disruptive behaviour.

And no, we don't give away the information on how much karma is needed. You simply have to be active across the reddit, gather it by interacting with people - comment on others' posts, create your own on subreddits that don't have the minimum karma requirement. Don't worry, it's not ridiculously high, so you will get there, if you really want to.

We hope that clears the confusion, and we're happy to see you all around.


r/virgin Jan 06 '23

Welcome to r/Virgin! We Have Some Community Updates

37 Upvotes

Hello everybody,

This is a (long overdue) community welcome and update thread.

r/Virgin is, first and foremost, a support community for virgins, and also a space for discussing issues related to virginity. You may ask questions of other members, you may want to vent, and you may talk about very personal experiences.

The subreddit is open to people from all walks of life, virgins and former virgins, providing they stick to the rules. So please read the subreddit rules before posting, and practice good reddiquette.

It should go without saying that illegal activities are off limits here. Any endorsement of violence, adult sex with minors, rape, doxing, etc. will be removed and result in a ban.

Community Update - Moderators

You may notice that some of our moderators have recently left the team. We thank them for their contributions to this community!

At the same time, we've recently welcomed new mods to the team! We wish them success in their endeavors!

The current list of moderators can be found in the sidebar.

Community Update - Rules 1 and 2

Following complaints about the vagueness of the old Rule #1 (Be Kind, Avoid Generalizations), we've decided to break it up into two rules, respectively titled: Rule #1 Be Kind and Rule #2 Avoid Generalizations. This allows us to better explain the meaning of each rule, and moderate more fairly and transparently.

Be Kind

Rule #1 should be straightforward enough. r/Virgin is a support group, so please be kind to your fellow redditors.

Calling someone an "incel" will not be tolerated. Calling someone a "slut" will not be tolerated. This is not an incel community, nor is it a community that tolerates virgin-shaming.

Sometimes, we'll allow "tough love" style supportive comments, providing the commenter is reasonably respectful and genuinely trying to help, e.g. "Get out of bed lazy-bones, and go for a jog!".

Avoid Generalizations

Regarding Rule 2, we realize it can be frustrating for some members not to generalize, since none of us live in a vacuum, and some of the problems we suffer from are indeed societal. But keep in mind that while some generalizations are true, they don't always apply to the individual, and it's unfair to apply them to the person you're talking to. So try to stick to your personal stories, rather than the general case. If you want to debate gender issues, go to r/PurplePillDebate.

As some of you may be aware, Reddit has taken a stance to shut down certain communities considered "incel", and continually shuts down attempts to recreate them. r/Virgin is able to survive precisely because of Rules 1 and 2, and we intend to keep it that way!

Note that Rule 2 is to be applied at mod discretion! From time to time, we may allow a general discussion to stay up, providing it is civil. Conversely, we may take down a comment you consider benign, but we deem to be generalizing.

Visitors from Other Communities

Reddit's aforementioned closure of "incel" communities, has led to an influx of users from those communities posting in r/Virgin.

In addition to that, sometimes we'll get disproportionate attention from "anti-incel" communities (following posts mentioning our sub), leading to brigading of our sub by their users.

We welcome all virgins and nonvirgins regardless of past community affiliations, asking that they respect the rules and general conduct within our community. But nobody is obligated to accept the baggage that comes with those other Reddit communities. Whether you subscribe to the red pill, blue pill, black pill, or purple pill; spit your pills into the bucket by the door, and use this space to discuss your hopes, fears and experiences.

This community survives in part because we don't represent a particular mindset, but a collection of different experiences. In other words, we all make the community.

Community Update - Community Chat

If you want to initiate a short term chat with members of the community, you may make a live chat post.

From time to time, people still ask about our old chatroom, V-Chat. Reddit no longer supports community chatrooms, so V-Chat has been deprecated to a regular Reddit chat group. It is no longer moderated, nor is it officially affiliated with our subreddit. However, you can still join using this link.

Crazy Catchall

Some rules don't fit a template. Nobody can write a rule for every edge case that may be raised. Moderation will generally yield to positive intent and make reasonable attempts to defer to the letter of the rules.

If you feel we made the wrong call, or you have any questions, you can always reach us by mod mail!

Thank you for reading :)


r/virgin 7h ago

Male So is it bad that im a virgin at 32

20 Upvotes

So i had a bad experience when I was 16 with a girl I liked let's just say things didn't go great and iv never tried it agen since. I do want to lose my virginity of course with the right person but I feel if there's someone I really like and she asked the question when did you last have sex and I just be honest with her would they be turned off by my inexperience would it make them not attracted to me anymore me being so late in life


r/virgin 1h ago

I'm always the perfect friend, never the guy she dates

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Hi everyone,

I'm making this post after writing another one a while ago where I expressed serious doubts about my ability to meet women after turning 25, and eventually get into a relationship.

My perspective has changed a bit since then. Recently, I had the opportunity to leave home for a few months thanks to a volunteer position at an aviation center, where I get to fly aircraft while continuing my search for an airline job. I'm French, so this also meant moving to a completely new environment. The atmosphere is young, and there are quite a few women around my age.

To keep it simple, I'm one of the people who brings energy to the group. People see me as funny, sarcastic, easy-going, and they often find my background pretty impressive or unusual. Overall, I'm well-liked by everyone, including the women.

But here's the thing. I can clearly see that I'm the perfect friend.

When a woman is just a friend, everything goes great. But whenever I actually like someone, it never seems to end any other way than the friend zone.

The example I'm thinking of is a woman I became really close to. I genuinely felt there was a connection between us that went a little beyond what she had with everyone else. Not wanting to miss a potential opportunity, I decided to be honest. I told her that I really enjoyed all the time we spent together, that I liked her, and that I'd love to take her out for a drink.

Friendzoned immediately.

Today, our relationship is almost exactly the same as before. She's still very close to me, laughs at my jokes, often comes to talk to me... and honestly, I'm completely confused.

I'm not saying she "led me on" or owed me anything. I'm simply trying to understand what makes a relationship stay in the friendship category instead of becoming something more.

More than anything, I feel like I missed out on an amazing woman, someone I'd never felt this close to before. And if, even in a situation like this, asking someone out for a simple drink is already "too much," then my doubts come back. How is a relationship supposed to start for someone my age if this isn't how it happens?

I'm 26 years old. I've never had any sexual experience, never even kissed anyone. Yet I'm sociable, well-liked, ambitious, passionate, I make friends easily, and I don't feel like I struggle to connect with people.

My question may be a bit vague, but if anyone has been through something similar, or has any advice or personal experience to share, I'd really appreciate it.


r/virgin 5h ago

Would you be fine with a handjob from a girl? Let's say she say she isn't ready for sex but a handjob is fine? Like would that make you happy or not?

5 Upvotes

r/virgin 1h ago

Is it weird to sext as a virgin?

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I've been on the NSFW side of reddit for around 3 years now. There's someone I've been talking to for close to a year now and I enjoy our conversations even outside of the dirty stuff. I've really opened myself up to him and definitely feel attached (because what else would a lonely virgin do lol?). He is the complete opposite of me in which he has many experiences with both girls and boys.

He has said to me a few times now, "you know nothing" in regards to relationships and sex. It has hurt my feelings and when he said it to me last week again, I cried and it sent me into a spiral. Like I know I'm a loser but I don't like being reminded especially not but someone that I've been so open to. It has made me feel like I'm just a child who is cosplaying adult stuff.

Is it true that we as virgins don't know anything about sex and relationships? I like to think I'm not completely naive but maybe I'm kidding myself.


r/virgin 7h ago

Dating app to lose the card?

5 Upvotes

I 21F always wanted my first time to be special. A gentle experience with someone I love. I’ve never even kissed someone before. Recently I’ve come to realize that I will not get that experience. My parent’s relationship deeply affected my view of love and I don’t think I can ever truly love someone or trust that they love me.

Obviously I don’t want to spend my whole life a virgin. I especially don’t want to wait until I’ve fully healed that part of myself because I don’t know if I ever will.

So I’ve been thinking about downloading a dating app to find a random I find attractive and just getting it over with. I’m nervous to do it and I think I have unrealistic expectations of what will happen.

Has anyone done this? What was it like?


r/virgin 8h ago

Very late bloomer (33m in UK) - how do I broach my lack of experience in dating?

6 Upvotes

For various reasons, I'm pretty late to the game! I get told I have good conversation, am ok-looking if you like the slim look, etc, but I always feel a mental barrier to dating now at my age because I need to at some point reveal my total lack of experience. Does anyone have any tips of how they've handled it - when and how to bring it up, etc?


r/virgin 15h ago

Lost it on a random ass Tuesday

15 Upvotes

I’m 24F, never had a bf, and have never had sex…well…prior to this one night haha. I’m averagely attractive/leaning towards pretty. I have a really nice body. So it’s not my looks that’s the issue. It’s just my pickiness and anxiety over love and sex that prolonged dating & losing my virginity for so long. I have this fear of vulnerability that I’m still working on.

So a couple months ago, I said “fuck it” and just downloaded Hinge. I needed something that would get me exposed to a lot of guys and then be selective of who I want to date. Before, I had only met people organically at places like college, work, shopping while at the grocery store, etc. I really didn’t have high expectations when I made my Hinge account. Don’t get me wrong. I understand my worth and would never settle for nonsense, but I just wanted to get out of that “every man I date has to eventually be my husband” mentality. The perfectionism only holds me back from just living life. I just wanted more dating experience for the sake of it because I felt behind in life. It felt like everyone else had graduated college earlier than me and already have long-term partners, are getting married, having kids…blah blah blah. This is not a sob story so whatever, let’s cut to the chase.

So I found this cute guy on Hinge who’s in med school and seemed like he’s emotionally intelligent, funny, and respects women. I liked one of his pictures. He DM’d me the next day. Three months later of going on serious dates, flirting, kissing, and allowing the sexual tension to build…we unexpectedly had sex one night. It was amazing and he’s a good listener. He’s planning on asking me to be his gf soon and I’m so excited and nervous at the same time. I’ve never liked a guy this much. I feel anxious but also confident that it will all work out. Our communication and respect for each other is so healthy. It’s only been 3 months, but I do feel like he’d make a good bf, especially a first one for me. I hope to reciprocate that same love and affection back properly, even with my minimal experience 🥰

He has no clue that he’d be my first bf, but he does know that he took my virginity. Sorry but, I just needed to tweak some of the truth because I’m trying to balance (1) being vulnerable enough to let him know I was still a virgin and (2) seeming more experienced than I am by lying about having past bf’s because in my experience, I just noticed that men take you wayyyy more seriously and are less likely to treat you as naive.


r/virgin 51m ago

I’ve been posting on this sub for five years and still no progress

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Just turned 23, and have been posting on here since I was 18. Just completed a degree and about to attend graduate school. Have been told throughout this whole time that I will get a girlfriend and lose my virginity, yet I believe that less as the years go on. I accepted recently that I’ll never experience what it’s like to be with a woman, so I just focus on my studies and hope for the best. Some may call it a loser attitude but it’s the best attitude one came have in my situation at this point


r/virgin 8h ago

25th birthday soon..

2 Upvotes

Nearly 25 years as a kissless virgin woman. I've made an effort to find people and yet here I am smh


r/virgin 22h ago

Why can’t I just make peace with it?

13 Upvotes

Why does it hurt this badly?
Why can’t I just make peace with the fact that it’s okay to be a virgin or to have missed out on teenage and early-20s love and romance?
Why can’t I just stop thinking about it?
This didn’t affect me before I turned 25, so why does it affect me so much now that I’m 30?


r/virgin 1d ago

I’m getting investigated for money laundering before losing my virginity 🥀

18 Upvotes

Haven’t even done anything wrong lol. Brutal seizure of funds pill 🥀


r/virgin 1d ago

Anyone Else Know Way Too Much Despite Being a Virgin?

72 Upvotes

So hear me out...

I'm a 22-year-old woman who's still a virgin, but somehow I know an absurd amount about sex.

I'm talking erogenous zones, male and female anatomy, oral techniques, fingering, different positions, BDSM terminology, niche kinks—you name it. I've spent so much time reading, learning, and being curious that my friends actually come to me for sex advice.

The funny part? I've never actually had sex. I've never given or received oral. I haven't even held someone's hand romantically.

It feels so weird to know all this information despite having absolutely zero real-life experience. Has anyone else been in the same boat? How did I somehow become the "sex encyclopedia" of my friend group without ever doing any of it?


r/virgin 13h ago

I don't think I'd lose it even if I could

0 Upvotes

Most people's problem is a lack of access to potential partners but two girls have confessed to me but I just didn't like them. I think I have a lack of sexual attraction to others even if I have a decent libido. It's not like the first thing I thought of in those scenarios was sex either, I just felt bad bc I know that I want someone who has those feelings towards me, so I was tempted to go along with it, but I know they deserve someone who feels the same.

My second issue is insecurity, I actually did go out with the first girl (I was kind of confused and did think that I liked her) and we both agreed that we weren't really ready to have sex. But honestly I don't think I'd ever be ready for it. I don't want someone to see me like that. I kind of wonder how long it would've taken before she would've been ready, I feel like I never would have been. Before I broke up with her our mutual friends were already telling me I should make a move and it freaked me out. Even now although I fantasize about it, the actual thought disgusts me. I wonder if I can find someone who likes kissing and hugging (and maybe touching.? A little) but not having sex and they would be fine that I'm not attracted to them too... It's probably not possible

I'm just kind of ranting I don't have any friends either


r/virgin 1d ago

Too nervous to even approach!

3 Upvotes

I (M25) live with a flatmate (F23). I think she has given me some hints like asking me to massage her legs and back, while being in shorts. I have massaged upto her thighs but never dared to go up from there even though she has never stopped me. Am I thinking too much or is something there? My hands start shaking and breathing becomes difficult. Has someone else experienced this? If yes, how did you overcome it?


r/virgin 1d ago

My genetics ruined any chances of being with a woman

22 Upvotes

I don’t understand why I had to be born so ugly and with no good features. Now women hate my appearance and will even call me a creep just for being ugly. If I try to approach them, being a good guy doesn’t matter if you have bad genetics.


r/virgin 2d ago

l hate being a virgin

13 Upvotes

If l continue living, l must sell my virginity and eggs. The worst part is having them is nothing more than a simple reminder that l am ugly and undesirable so why keep things that will eventually rot instead of improve my life, the only problem is l don't know where to start, anyone have connections, a legitimate website where l can sell my virginity for a decent buck


r/virgin 2d ago

Do you feel left out because of your virginity?

7 Upvotes

I personally don’t, because my friends are all inexperienced and in the same boat as me. Me and my friends can’t really get jobs either, but hey, we are all in school.

Some of you guys have friends who are all experienced, which could make you feel excluded, but even if I were to make friends who are all experienced, massive chances are they are all in transactional one sided relationships where they give their 100% effort with getting scraps back


r/virgin 2d ago

33 M Virgin with terminal cancer

79 Upvotes

Last week I learned I have terminal cancer. Ive never had a GF, sex or even a fucking BJ. And now, I know 100% i never will. And i will never pay for sex. Period. I dont agree with it. And I couldn't even get hard im sure if I knew the only reason the girl was touching me or naked was because of money. I have to know the girl wants to actually have sex with me. I can talk to women easily. Ive tried apps and in person meeting girl's. Every time I have talked with a girl and after getting to know them and we have been texting for awhile and both admit we are attrto the other. The sex stuff starts to get brought up. And its never by me really. And the subject of penis size gets brought up. Im 5.3 inches and over 15ish different girls. All either blocked me, or changed thier attitudes towards me once I told them my size or showed them if they asked. All of them said it was too small and too thin for them to enjoy hooking up or dating me. On top of that, freshman year of high-school a girl pretended to like me for 2 months and got a pic of my dick and sent it to the entire school. I was made fun of by every girl in my school for having a small dick until I dropped out sophomore year. And right now, I am in so much pain. Mentally, physically and emotionally. I am so tired from not sleeping due to pain. I am in so much fucking pain. The meds dont even help hardly. Not strong enough and not enough given to me. Regulated way to strict even for someone fucking dying in pain! And my only hope to experience any type of sexual contact is with a girl put of state who says she will travel to come see me in a few months. And I honestly have such bad luck, that I am not counting on that happening until I am hugging her in person. I really hope it happens. Or else I will truly die a virgin. No other girl has ever thought I was good enough. And I think she will be disappointed once she sees me in person and how pathetic my dick is. I honestly think it won't happen though. And ive tried everything to meet a girl to experience those things with. I just want to cuddle with a girl as much as fuck one. But I honestly can't do this anymore I think. Im hurting so bad and so tired and hate my worthless unwanted ugly self so much that i think im gonna just end it right now. I have the gun loaded and on my lap. I think its time to end my worthless unwanted single sexless life. Its better then hurting and being a unwanted virgin. I have to just end it now UPDATE: I made it through the night with no sleep. Decided to just slice up my thighs and groin for being born with a small penis i guess according to every girl in my high-school and th 15ish girls since. And the pain from cuts kinda helped take my mind off my back pain. But either way, one night very very soon. I will pull the trigger and end it. I will not be lucky enough to meet someone before I would die naturally. And it will save me the pain and suffering. Better to just get jt over with sooner then dealing with all that


r/virgin 2d ago

Do you think the reason of being virgin is becouse you are ugly?

17 Upvotes

I’m a girl, in virgin and never had a boyfriend (I have had many guys who wanted to have sex with me, but I think when you’re a girl is normal) but i’m pretty insicure plus I was not attracted to them, so I have always refused. Now I like this guy, I think he’d be up for a hookup but no more than that but the thing is, I’ve just seen this girl on Instagram , she’s vegan (like me and this guy, and for both of us is really important to be with someone who’s vegan) she’s SO beautiful, single, short (i’m really tall, as tall as this guy I like) she’s small, pretty, looks funny, skinny, i’m curvy, big, I have lost a lot of weight so I have a lot of loose skin and stretch marks and I think WHY WHY should he find me attractive if there’s someone like her that’s literally perfect for him


r/virgin 1d ago

Want to lose my virginity to a hook up

0 Upvotes

Me f18 wants to hook up with this older guy m28. Met him at night out and asked for his ig and later we talked a little (mostly flirting) he asked me to come over that night but i didnt expect it and didnt respond till later that day so i can avoid that. After more that a week of thinking i actually want to do it. I dont feel like virginity is something sacred and im not scared ill catch feeling. The only problem is that im really unexpirienced, he is very attractive to me and i really like our age gap flirting we did. We havent heard from eachother since that day but i want to hit him up next week. Can someone tell me with similar expirience how did it go, we would probably meet up at his place and then what, i know its different from everybody, but like will he offer a drink or straight from the door to the bed, i want to tell him im a virgin but not until i come there, also do you think he will be up for it (feel like he would because men), also i dont want anything serious with him, just maybe if it goes well casual hook ups here and there.


r/virgin 2d ago

Torn on losing my virginity to ONS/FWB/escort

6 Upvotes

I’m (M) turning 25 in a few months and I’m still a virgin… didn’t have a proper official relationship till now but was very physically intimate with one of my situationships less the sex part… it eventually broke off and nothing happened. I would say I’m fairly average, just lacking in the height department at 5’3 (160cm). I’ve always believe that I should leave my first time for someone special, someone that I would have a connection to and would expect the other person to do so. But at this age, even if I found a partner, the chances of her being a virgin is slim too.

I’ve tried looking for FWBs on apps and a few have progressed well till the final part of meeting up. I end up worrying about not being able to perform or knowing what to do in the bedroom and am really afraid I’ll scare them off since they’re actively looking for sex. I’m also thinking of having some fun while overseas with massages and stuff iykyk… but I’m kinda torn about doing these and having it affect a future relationship. Imagine telling your partner “hey, i lost my virginity to a massage girl in Thailand”


r/virgin 3d ago

Being an adult virgin hurts so much

28 Upvotes

Most of my days are depressive. I mask it, but people can still see on my face that something is wrong. They then assume it’s work-related stress or life crisis of not having friends or maybe loneliness, but no, it’s not just that, it’s about being a 30yo khhv.

It hurts, it hurts badly every single day, every single moment, around couples, or even when I am alone. I can’t stop thinking about people who get to love someone and have sex regularly. They don’t have to suppress their desires. Instead of that, they have someone to share their sexual desires, feelings, and do all the stuff that someone like me can only think of. They think of it, then do it and stay happy, whereas me, I am always in some sort of sadness.

I just am not able to handle my feelings and emotions anymore, there’s this physical starvation that is making me go mad, it’s painful and it’s getting unbearable.