Does Virginity matter and what does it mean?

[Xuxa Nuit]

I've read the dictionary about virgins, and examined the "Book of the Science & Biology of the Human Hymen" by the world famous Dr. Chi-Devil opment, girlness pediatrician of marriage council. Now I don't care about what it says in all the books about Virginity, what I am here for is to learn what YOU have to say about it. Does virginity mean anything to you personally, or should it mean anything? Does virginity matter at all in our society or is it just an obstacle to overcome and forget about? A trivial, somewhat worrisome detail too insignificant to spend time wondering about?

Personally, I know I'm a weirdo and I'm sorry for that but, I really don't want a woman unless she's a virgin. Because if I'm not her first love then she'll always remember her first love, who is probably a much better lover than I am, so every time I look at her I'll see him & how I can never measure up. And, plus, she's hella tight that way!!!
And that's important when you have a tiny one.


Seriously though, I have much to say on this topic, a mouthful I'm sure you've never heard before so you should enjoy it, but you go first.
Or is it true, maybe admittedly you actually truly know nothing about Virginity? Coool, then next we can talk about Marriage yay!
Do you think you can tell if a person is a virgin or not just by looking at them, talking to them for 10 minutes? Or do you think that would be impossible to tell?

[Gremlin]

Well, I am a woman and honestly unless I lost it, my partner has to be a virgin and BV. I think that's one of the few reason I am a MAP, I like inexperienced people because I am myself like that and I love Innocence.

[Artaxerxes II]

I've read the dictionary about virgins, and examined the "Book of the Science & Biology of the Human Hymen" by the world famous Dr. Chi-Devil opment, girlness pediatrician of marriage council. Now I don't care about what it says in all the books about Virginity, what I am here for is to learn what YOU have to say about it. Does virginity mean anything to you personally, or should it mean anything? Does virginity matter at all in our society or is it just an obstacle to overcome and forget about? A trivial, somewhat worrisome detail too insignificant to spend time wondering about?

Personally, I know I'm a weirdo and I'm sorry for that but, I really don't want a woman unless she's a virgin. Because if I'm not her first love then she'll always remember her first love, who is probably a much better lover than I am, so every time I look at her I'll see him & how I can never measure up. And, plus, she's hella tight that way!!!
And that's important when you have a tiny one.


Seriously though, I have much to say on this topic, a mouthful I'm sure you've never heard before so you should enjoy it, but you go first.
Or is it true, maybe admittedly you actually truly know nothing about Virginity? Coool, then next we can talk about Marriage yay!
Do you think you can tell if a person is a virgin or not just by looking at them, talking to them for 10 minutes? Or do you think that would be impossible to tell?

Virginity is only important if you want fathers to know if the children they're going to invest their resources on are going to be of close parentage, and all in a society where illegitimate children are stigmatised and seen as a societal burden.
Oh, and also for those who see purity in virginity and thus cherish it.

That's about it tbh. You don't have to dig deeper to see how virginity was enforced in marital relations in all complex Eurasian civilisations for practical reasons, and how its mytholgisation only came later on. It's thus an example of culture being downstream from politics.

[propedoparents]

No. That's an old tradition and it's stupid. I would definitely prefer a girl or a boy to have experience. My kids gained valuable skills before age 8. Happy kids.

[Harlan]

Anatomical virginity (hymen) exists simply to protect the infant girl's genital tract from urine and feces. That's all. Once a girl has learned to do without diapers and maintain hygiene, the hymen is no longer needed. Unlike the tradition of forced circumcision, most cultures do not forced remove the hymen and people have invented a cult of purity out of this.

[Xuxa Nuit]

Anatomical virginity (hymen) exists simply to protect the infant girl's genital tract from urine and feces. That's all. Once a girl has learned to do without diapers and maintain hygiene, the hymen is no longer needed. Unlike the tradition of forced circumcision, most cultures do not remove the hymen by force and people have invented a cult of purity out of this.

LOL wow ok