Quote:
Originally Posted by The Batlord
It's different if you're a man or a woman. I don't care what anyone says about sexism, but the cultural influence is unavoidable. If you're a 20-year-old dude virgin, then there's something wrong with you (I say this as a former 23-year-old virgin who is most definitely a ****ed-in-the-head weirdo). But if you're a chick, then virginity is a virtue. At what age female virginity becomes a problem, I don't really know. Guys don't really worry about that, and who knows what goes on in the mind of a woman. I certainly don't.
|
24 going on 25
Yes, struggling with culture. It is something that seeps into everything in life.
Difficult to not harbor resentment, circumvent negative status by peers. Fornication is paramount to everything oddly enough. Makes for very pessimistic outlook and generally livelyhood.
I wonder how other virgins dealt with this? If you want "celebrity virgins" your in mixed-company. Of course there is no definite account but people suspec nikolai tesla, isaac newton , j edgar hoover and hitler. So nobody who was a influential virgin seemed to acheive happiness. Bummer.