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Tylanas
on November 8th, 2007
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popminer wrote:
oh, i guess my definition was more along the lines of "medical" virginity. BUT, i guess that wouldn't make sense for the girls who don't have a hymen.

Bingo. That's why the hymen definition of virginity is silly, backwards, inaccurate and actually harmful to the image of women, purity, and virginity.

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Virginity is a very loose opinion, is it not? I always thought losing your virginity just had to do with penetration of the vagina by a penis.

But i guess i am proved wrong because not every girl has a hymen!


Indeed!
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young Girl
replied on November 8th, 2007
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Eiri wrote:
Did she just add this other name or something? Or is it through a rotating IP?


im not sure
but theres been alot of this going on lately
like mmmhmmm winterchild. (im onto you little missy dont think im stupid)
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Georgia59
replied on November 8th, 2007
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Virginity can be defined medically or philosophically. You can say it just means when a penis goes in the vaigina, those two people are no longer virgins. But the physical term isn't really important or meaningful- it's never necessary to know medically if a woman is a virgin unless you're testing for std's or pregnancy. The term 'virgin' is only really important psychologically/pilosophically, which means you can decide it means whatever you want it to mean, in which case, most people would say that a raped woman is a virgin because she didn't make the choice not to be.
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Flurries in the air
replied on November 8th, 2007
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the_girlfriend I dont seem to understand what you mean.
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popminer
replied on November 9th, 2007
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wait, so if a girl is raped and gets pregnant, she is a virgin?
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Tylanas
replied on November 9th, 2007
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popminer wrote:
wait, so if a girl is raped and gets pregnant, she is a virgin?

Why not? Virginity is not just a physical thing, it is also mental. I firmly believe you have to participate in sex in order to lose your virginity. The hypothetical girl was raped. She didn't have sex. There's a difference.

No, it's not "immaculate conception" since clearly a penis and semen was involved. But this is a non-religious definition of virginity, since I am not religious.
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popminer
replied on November 9th, 2007
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okay. this is making sense now. sorry, ive just always assumed that "sex" and "virginity" go together. so she had sex but is still a virgin in the mind sense. okay.
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Tylanas
replied on November 9th, 2007
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popminer wrote:
okay. this is making sense now. sorry, ive just always assumed that "sex" and "virginity" go together. so she had sex but is still a virgin in the mind sense. okay.

No, she didn't have sex, so she is still a virgin. She was raped. Rape does not equal sex.
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Ivy25
replied on January 28th, 2008
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Okay, call me what you want to call me! I really don't care because I am not catjack! My name, Ivy daughter's name, Isabelle and husband's name, Mike.
I am 25 years old, must I go much more? Also, thankyou Eiri.
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Ivy25
replied on January 28th, 2008
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the_girlfriend wrote:
catjack1212 wrote:
Different people have different opinions on this, and some say there are different types of virginity. But most people generally agree that if a man has had penetrative sex with a woman then he (or she) is no longer a virgin.

no thats untrue
so if a girl is raped shes not a virgin anymore?


I think that if a girl is raped you are still considered a virgin. You didn't want to be raped and you can't take back time but still, isn't loosing your virginity supposed to be an expected thing?! Well, not quite. But my point is WHO CARES IF YOUR A VIRGIN OR NOT! If you have never had sex.. intentionally YOU ARE A VIRGIN. If you have then pick one. Virgin or non- virgin. I really don't know. I think we should just leave it as a decision now. Shocked
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Advice4u
replied on July 26th, 2009
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True Virginity is
True Virginity is never having a sexual experience with another person. Doing everything, including poking without full penetration just means when you do find the right person to go all the way, he will not know. So basically, they are different level of virginity.
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W0LF
replied on July 26th, 2009
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I guess the bigger question is why does it matter? losing your virginity isn't a turning point in your life if it doesn't mark a relavant occurance. At the point where you're talking about metaphysical virginity you're no longer measuring anything that you can relay meaningfully. The ideal of virginity has meaning to people and if you disrepect that meaning then you are in essence lying to them. Virginity implies sexual innocence. If someone told you they were a virgin but you later found out they've been working as a Pro Domme having strap-on sex with male and female submissives for over a year, would you feel lied to? Virginity implies viral purity. If someone told you that they were a virgin and you later found out they've been having unprotected oral an anal sex regularly with strangers for the last decade would you feel like you were lied to? Virginity implies that people have not had sex with you. If someone told you they were a virgin and you found out later that they were pregnant from being raped just before they met you, would you feel like you were lied to?

As a rule of thumb, if you are sexually active in medical terms. You are no longer a virgin.
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