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tbh idc and completely understand when other women say they’re virgins but men being a virgin past the age of 20 is def a red flag for me because there’s either a very good reason women are hesitant to sleep with him or he’s super religious
I hate when I tell someone I’m a virgin and immediately it’s “no you’re not; who’s a virgin in this day and age” uh me mf! I’m not outside doing whatever and I’m only 22. There’s literally no rush when men are fucking losers.
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Anonymous 9w

Weird take

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Anonymous 9w

What a lame thing to have an opinion on and incredibly hypocritical. Respect goes both ways. You can also be a virgin simply because you’re respecting yourself and not interested in sleeping around.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 9w

if you think about it it’s valid..men are socialized to view sex as a conquest and will do next to anything to achieve it. women are socialized to be “earned” or play “hard to get” so a man’s virginity and a women’s virginity are likely coming from two completely different ideologies

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 9w

nah maybe he wants sex to be meaningful, maybe he’s just been focused on school for some time, maybe he had been working through some insecurity or physical health issues that he wanted to get a handle on before a relationship, there are so many reasons. also virginity is a social construct anyways i don’t think it’s that serious

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 9w

there are exceptions to the rule doesn’t change the rule. the rule is always going to be patriarchy and misogyny and doesn’t change the reality of behaviors that are mirrored by males as young as 5.

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 9w

i believe there are only a very few heterosexual men over the age of 20 who are genuinely disinterested in sex with women. if that’s the case they’re probably really just asexual (which is valid ofc)

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 9w

Imagine if a man said this about heterosexual women lmao you’d be fuming

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 9w

i understand ur caution, but isn’t this attitude also perpetuating the same patriarchal values towards men? i treat men with more caution than i do women, but i also think that forgetting to think of ur average man as a person too isn’t the right way to treat others. obvs do what u feel is right and safe for urself tho

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