What age did you lose your virginity?

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What age did you lose your vignitiy?


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Yeah, I doubt Ozzy would touch a corpse.

I lost mine when I was 19......call it a peer pressure. I made so many major mistakes from my late teen years to early twenties, and this was one of them.
 
Not yet. In all honesty, because i never got the chance. It killed me through my teenage years but now I'm glad i was forced into keeping it. :lol:

Just waiting for the right girl. Probably wont make her wait till we get married though.
 
16, a week after buying my first car, in that same car.
She is now my fiance.
 
lol to what dead poetic said.

it seems the age keeps getting lower all the time. its always fun when your in a class and someone brings up the subject. the topic goes around and people tell what they have done and then it comes to you "Ummm........ haven't even kissed a girl yet", dead silence, then "what!"

It kind of leaves me with a longing and empty feeling inside, but then i realize that I'm only 15 and I've got plenty of time. you still find yourself saying "hey, maybe next year" if anyone can relate.
Same exact story as me, but I'm 17...
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18... like many people, I had to wait to get my car so I could... do it.

Not in the car, mind you!

So that would make it... 1994
 
I haven't done it yet and I do not really feel the need actually. I'm just waiting for the right girl, not some low life, ugly slut or something. I think sex is rather something special to do for the first time rather then thinking: "OK, let's get over with it so I can impress my friends" or something...
 
When I was 14. No, seriously. I spoke to her once before, and once after the fact, and I haven't spoke to her since. Kind of a random encounter with interesting consequences.

In the year 2000.....a topic I thought I'd never see here at the Planet.
 
18 - I committed to wait until I graduated from high school. I didn't even make it to college before doing it. No regrets.
 
14, in a cemetery with a girl 1 year and a half older than me.

And no, she wasn't a dead body...

Ew.

And I haven't lost mine. I'm 16 and I'm happy I've kept it. There were about 3 or 4 opportunity's to lose it, but I'm soooo happy I didn't. I'm just waiting until I am in a well and healthy relationship or until I get married. It just needs to be right, not like, to have fun.
 
I was 19 back then.
 
15.

With the same girl as I'm with now.
18. With the same girl I'm with now.
The first one is about as good as it gets, like (I'd imagine) the first hit of heroin, the first shot of good whiskey, the first drive in a really hot car...you spend the rest of your life trying get there again.
Actually, I've spent the rest of my life getting there again, and it just keeps getting better and better. That's what you get when the first one's a keeper!
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I was fourteen. I have learned a lot since then. Have had a couple of girlfriends, but the one I'm with now, she lost her virginity to this (obviously) loser. Taught her a few things, life is GOOD! :sly:
 
18. With the same girl I'm with now.

Actually, I've spent the rest of my life getting there again, and it just keeps getting better and better. That's what you get when the first one's a keeper!
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Don't you ever wonder what it's like with other women?

I think I'd kill myself if I had to be with only one woman ever.
 
17, with the girl I'm dating now and plan on staying with, however that doesn't mean there haven't been others "(legit though, no cheating)
 
Don't you ever wonder what it's like with other women?

I think I'd kill myself if I had to be with only one woman ever.


I can't answer that for Duke, but I think the second portion of his quote more or less addresses your question.

I find myself in a somewhat similar situation to Duke though, and for myself I can say quite honestly that I don't wonder. I've only been with one girl and we've been together for almost 6 years now. The thought of leaving has never crossed my mind, for any reason - arguments, curiousity, or otherwise.

I want to prevent this from getting too out of hand because people have done well so far keeping this thread very clean, so I'll word this as carefully as I can:
One woman is enough (with exception made for the ONE obvious case where you'd need two ;)) if you're both upfront with each other about what you want. If you've got variety and are both having fun safely, what else do you need?
Duke
Actually, I've spent the rest of my life getting there again, and it just keeps getting better and better. That's what you get when the first one's a keeper!
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I was 15... in her basement, after dinner with her parents. :lol:
 
I can't answer that for Duke, but I think the second portion of his quote more or less addresses your question.

I find myself in a somewhat similar situation to Duke though, and for myself I can say quite honestly that I don't wonder. I've only been with one girl and we've been together for almost 6 years now. The thought of leaving has never crossed my mind, for any reason - arguments, curiousity, or otherwise.

Though I completely disagree, I respect that. As long as everyone's happy, I suppose, then it's okay, and indeed this is another case of 'to each his own,' because just as I could never visualize doing it your way, I can imagine you'd have trouble visualizing my attitude.
 
I've always thought you need to experiment with others just so you know what's good and what's not.

If you spend all the time with the same one, you probably won't know any different. And because of that, you basically don't try new stuff. I haven't had billions, but I've tried my fair share and almost everyone of them have been very good fun.
 
Though I completely disagree, I respect that. As long as everyone's happy, I suppose, then it's okay, and indeed this is another case of 'to each his own,' because just as I could never visualize doing it your way, I can imagine you'd have trouble visualizing my attitude.

My dorm roomate shares your attitude, so I've got a fair handle on that mindset just from having lived with him for two years. It's as you say, everyone will have their own views and opinions on this topic.
 
Don't you ever wonder what it's like with other women?

I think I'd kill myself if I had to be with only one woman ever.
Why? I've never been a "grass is greener on the other side of the fence" guy. I haven't discovered everything there is to know about this woman yet. Why would I need to look elsewhere? Why have 'woman ADD'?

We're extremely well matched emotionally and physically. After almost 24 years, we still totally 'do it' for each other (no pun intended). It's interesting every time, and even when it's not 'new and different', it's relaxing and fun. That's not to say it isn't usually 'new and different', either.

I've always thought you need to experiment with others just so you know what's good and what's not.

If you spend all the time with the same one, you probably won't know any different. And because of that, you basically don't try new stuff.
I disagree, respectfully. We change it up frequently to match our mood. We've experimented. We've found no need for props, costumes, scripts, or special furniture. Some people like that, and that's cool, but to us it just gets in the way. There are certain things neither of us has any interest in, and there are certain things we both like a lot. Within that group, there's room for plenty of variation. Sometimes we sneak a spontaneous one like eager high school kids; sometimes it's long, slow, sleepy, and comfortable when we've got the luxury.

The '7 year itch' affects a lot of people, so it must be common. But I've never found anybody as fun and interesting to be with as my wife is, so I really don't see any reason to change just for the sake of change.
 
This is an interesting poll... of the 75 people who have responded so far, 32 have still to lose their virginity, and the other 43 all lost theirs before the age of 21...

I was 18 (unless we're going by the 'Clinton' definition, in which case I was 17 ;) ). My gf at the time was 19, and it was also her first time too.
 
I wonder what percentage have actually told the truth - especially with this being a public poll?
 
The findings seem pretty close to what I would have imagined. On the face of it, it seems people are being pretty candid.
 
I've been with my girlfriend for about 5 and half years. We have lived together for the last year. It's starting to get to the point where things are starting to go downhill. I'm hoping that we can get through it but it's really hard when you haven't got any space. I'm starting to believe the 7 year itch is true.
 
The first one is about as good as it gets, like (I'd imagine) the first hit of heroin, the first shot of good whiskey, the first drive in a really hot car...you spend the rest of your life trying get there again.

Not really. Actually the first one is usually pretty awkward and not particularly good. You're probably going to be very preoccupied with all kinds of things. Am I going to do a good job? Are we going to get caught? Am I using the right kind/enough protection? How will this affect the relationship? Etc. Etc.

It's way too tense and you'll be way too anxious to actually enjoy it (probably). You'll spend the rest of your life trying to prefect the experience. I still haven't, as best I can tell it just gets better.


18. With the same girl I'm with now.

Actually, I've spent the rest of my life getting there again, and it just keeps getting better and better. That's what you get when the first one's a keeper!
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Aside from the trying to get there again part, that's what you get when you finally find a keeper. You just keep trying to do a better job for her, and she does the same for you. Which means that the stuff you're doing now is unbelievable compared to the stuff you were doing when you started out.

Eventually you know your partner so well that you know exactly what the other one wants and when. But it takes a lot of practice to get to that point.
 
Good to see that most people didn't jump into it too young.
Solid Lifters at 12, I can't imagine doing it that young. :scared:
Also, Casio the creator of this thread is still yet to vote. Judging by the pictures I have seen of him, I am guessing he is a ladies man. :sly:
 
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