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Q: Are You Still a 'virgin' If ..

asked by: unknownperson on May 27th, 2007

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If you're rapped as a kid/baby?

And I mean rapped, not molested.

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Tylanas

replied on May 27th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Re: Are You Still a 'virgin' If..

unknownperson wrote:

If you're rapped as a kid/baby?

And I mean rapped, not molested.

The base definition of losing one's virginity is this:

For a male, having your penis inside a vagina (or if you're gay, an anus)

For a female, having a penis inside your vagina (or possibly a dildo if you're lesbian)

In the cases of rape however, this virginity is often forcibly taken. SOmetimes, a victim of rape decides that because the encounter was not consentual, that they are still in spirit a virgin anyway. This is because they are a "virgin" to the *true* experience of consentual sex between two caring people.

So, it is totally up to you whether you consider yourself a virgin or not.

Llewellyn

replied on May 27th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

People define "virginity" differently. So you can label yourself whatever you want to really.

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