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Reply #30 posted 01/02/09 9:49pm

ZombieKitten

meow85 said:

ZombieKitten said:



I'd agree with you that first time usually wouldn't be particularly special, except mine WAS stand-out, it was in the shower, and I was sooooo ready for it redface lol


Good for you. smile

I was speaking more in the general sense though. Our society makes this huge deal about virginity and losing it, but it's just a thing that happens, really. For some people it will be remarkable, for some it will not.


nod
yup, I know, and therefore young women can have these almost impossible expectations that are rarely met, I think I didn't think it was gonna be all that, but I was pleasantly surprised
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Reply #31 posted 01/02/09 9:52pm

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ZombieKitten said:

meow85 said:



Good for you. smile

I was speaking more in the general sense though. Our society makes this huge deal about virginity and losing it, but it's just a thing that happens, really. For some people it will be remarkable, for some it will not.


nod
yup, I know, and therefore young women can have these almost impossible expectations that are rarely met, I think I didn't think it was gonna be all that, but I was pleasantly surprised

nod Some young people -girls especially -have a hard time seperating sex and love. Being each other's "first" isn't really a guarantee of anything, but it's such a romantic idea that it persists.
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Reply #32 posted 01/02/09 9:55pm

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meow85 said:

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nod
yup, I know, and therefore young women can have these almost impossible expectations that are rarely met, I think I didn't think it was gonna be all that, but I was pleasantly surprised

nod Some young people -girls especially -have a hard time seperating sex and love. Being each other's "first" isn't really a guarantee of anything, but it's such a romantic idea that it persists.

boxed I'm not young anymore, but I've had that problem all my sexually active life, I fell in love with all of my sexual partners.
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Reply #33 posted 01/02/09 10:04pm

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ZombieKitten said:

meow85 said:


nod Some young people -girls especially -have a hard time seperating sex and love. Being each other's "first" isn't really a guarantee of anything, but it's such a romantic idea that it persists.

boxed I'm not young anymore, but I've had that problem all my sexually active life, I fell in love with all of my sexual partners.

lol



Sorry. boxed
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Reply #34 posted 01/02/09 10:04pm

ZombieKitten

meow85 said:

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boxed I'm not young anymore, but I've had that problem all my sexually active life, I fell in love with all of my sexual partners.

lol



Sorry. boxed


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Reply #35 posted 01/02/09 10:10pm

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ZombieKitten said:

meow85 said:


nod Some young people -girls especially -have a hard time seperating sex and love. Being each other's "first" isn't really a guarantee of anything, but it's such a romantic idea that it persists.

boxed I'm not young anymore, but I've had that problem all my sexually active life, I fell in love with all of my sexual partners.




that has to do with that hormone we have... that binds us to men confused (which I don't like at all lol .. men don't have that confused )
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Reply #36 posted 01/02/09 10:13pm

ZombieKitten

Flowers2 said:

ZombieKitten said:


boxed I'm not young anymore, but I've had that problem all my sexually active life, I fell in love with all of my sexual partners.




that has to do with that hormone we have... that binds us to men confused (which I don't like at all lol .. men don't have that confused )


it's the same one that binds us to our babies, oxytocin(sp) skin on skin contact causes us to get a rush with that stuff and we think we are in love. Men do get it too, but you can help him along with a little injection

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Reply #37 posted 01/02/09 10:18pm

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ZombieKitten said:

Flowers2 said:





that has to do with that hormone we have... that binds us to men confused (which I don't like at all lol .. men don't have that confused )


it's the same one that binds us to our babies, oxytocin(sp) skin on skin contact causes us to get a rush with that stuff and we think we are in love. Men do get it too, but you can help him along with a little injection

deal



oh they do have it.. well they sure can turn it off when they feel like it lol....
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Reply #38 posted 01/02/09 10:21pm

ZombieKitten

Flowers2 said:

ZombieKitten said:



it's the same one that binds us to our babies, oxytocin(sp) skin on skin contact causes us to get a rush with that stuff and we think we are in love. Men do get it too, but you can help him along with a little injection

deal



oh they do have it.. well they sure can turn it off when they feel like it lol....


nod they can do it really easily by thinking about football or something, since their brain can't do both at the same time
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Reply #39 posted 01/02/09 10:24pm

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ZombieKitten said:

meow85 said:


nod Some young people -girls especially -have a hard time seperating sex and love. Being each other's "first" isn't really a guarantee of anything, but it's such a romantic idea that it persists.

boxed I'm not young anymore, but I've had that problem all my sexually active life, I fell in love with all of my sexual partners.


That's really not unusual....so did I.
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Reply #40 posted 01/02/09 10:24pm

Flowers2

ZombieKitten said:

Flowers2 said:




oh they do have it.. well they sure can turn it off when they feel like it lol....


nod they can do it really easily by thinking about football or something, since their brain can't do both at the same time


it's ok though, cause they can't turn off the physical aspect, whereas us women can turn that stuff off in an instant... everything seems to even out..
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Reply #41 posted 01/02/09 10:50pm

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Flowers2 said:

ZombieKitten said:


boxed I'm not young anymore, but I've had that problem all my sexually active life, I fell in love with all of my sexual partners.




that has to do with that hormone we have... that binds us to men confused (which I don't like at all lol .. men don't have that confused )

We don't all have that though. To a degree, yes, but I've got to wonder how much of it has been social conditioning and how much is truly because of our hormones. I'm walking, talking proof that women need not fall in love with everyone they've been with.
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Reply #42 posted 01/02/09 11:04pm

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I considered losing my virginity the first time I ever had actual sexual intercourse..

but, I never actually did ANYTHING else before that so I can't really say.
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Reply #43 posted 01/02/09 11:20pm

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to me virginity is somewhat a state of mind.It is a concept thought to us based on our cultural norms, religious norms, etc. but is virginity real? In my opinion, its totally irrelevant. certain people use this concept known as virginity to make people who are more comfortable with their sexuality feel bad about themselves. others make fun of those who are still virgins. then there is a thing called virgin worship, which i find disturbing. the concept of virginity should not be used.



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Reply #44 posted 01/03/09 1:42am

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I think the only reason it's confusing these days is b/c people are doing so much other shit on a regular basis. Anal is a lot more prevalent (it seems), & to teenagers oral is something you do to pass the damn time disbelief Shit is wacko - for me I was a virgin until I had old fashioned intercourse. Kissing & finger fucking don't count, that's all I did before I had actual sex shrug
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Reply #45 posted 01/03/09 1:53am

Flowers2

meow85 said:

Flowers2 said:





that has to do with that hormone we have... that binds us to men confused (which I don't like at all lol .. men don't have that confused )

We don't all have that though. To a degree, yes, but I've got to wonder how much of it has been social conditioning and how much is truly because of our hormones. I'm walking, talking proof that women need not fall in love with everyone they've been with.



all women have the hormone for the bonding.... now how that hormone operates in different women is another can of worms.... but all women have it..
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Reply #46 posted 01/03/09 3:44am

ZombieKitten

Flowers2 said:

meow85 said:


We don't all have that though. To a degree, yes, but I've got to wonder how much of it has been social conditioning and how much is truly because of our hormones. I'm walking, talking proof that women need not fall in love with everyone they've been with.



all women have the hormone for the bonding.... now how that hormone operates in different women is another can of worms.... but all women have it..


I think all mammals have it to some degree, male or female.

I've never had sex with anyone I didn't like a lot to begin with. If I did, I might have a different answer for you.
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Reply #47 posted 01/03/09 5:34am

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I don't know anything about bonding hormones,
but for me, personally, I'll have sex with any chick, wether we like each other or not. I don't even care what she looks like.
Call me old fashioned, but if a girl is gonna give it up,
I think it would be just plain rude to not to do her.
A true gentlemen does not walk away from a generous slab of the ol' poontang pie when it is offered to him.
But that's just the way I was raised.
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Reply #48 posted 01/03/09 5:43am

shanti0608

meow85 said:

ZombieKitten said:



I'd agree with you that first time usually wouldn't be particularly special, except mine WAS stand-out, it was in the shower, and I was sooooo ready for it redface lol


Good for you. smile

I was speaking more in the general sense though. Our society makes this huge deal about virginity and losing it, but it's just a thing that happens, really. For some people it will be remarkable, for some it will not.


interesting topic.
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Reply #49 posted 01/03/09 6:48am

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paintedlady said:

Flowers2 said:





that's a good question hmmm (about the vibrator) ... I pretty much have your definition.. once a man inserts the hymen, her virginity is over..

If the vibrator or dildo is large enough to cause bleeding thereby breaking the hymen then yes. Tampons don't make you lose your virginity... so that's the technical explanation. But the mental/emotional knowledge of knowing how to climax is a whole other can of worms.


Riding a bicycle can be a hymen breaking event. So does that count?
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Reply #50 posted 01/03/09 6:49am

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Reply #51 posted 01/03/09 8:37am

JasmineFire

paintedlady said:

JasmineFire said:


a hymen can tear for all kind of non-sexual reasons.

And if the hymen regrows and the woman is non-active sexually.... is she considered a virgin again? hmmm

the hymen doesn't "regrow".
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Reply #52 posted 01/03/09 8:40am

shanti0608

JasmineFire said:

paintedlady said:


And if the hymen regrows and the woman is non-active sexually.... is she considered a virgin again? hmmm

the hymen doesn't "regrow".


That comment made me confuse ..... had never heard that one before.
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Reply #53 posted 01/03/09 8:45am

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shanti0608 said:

JasmineFire said:


the hymen doesn't "regrow".


That comment made me confuse ..... had never heard that one before.

the only way I could see that happening is if a woman happens to have a thicker than average hymen. The majority of women have a very thin almost not even there hymen so once it breaks it's pretty much gone for good. Some women have a thicker hymen that i would guess would be more like regular skin than a thin, waif-like membrane.
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Reply #54 posted 01/03/09 9:05am

mdiver

shanti0608 said:

JasmineFire said:


the hymen doesn't "regrow".


That comment made me confuse ..... had never heard that one before.


It can't, once a hymen is broken it will not grow back however in some cases if it has not completely broken (as in most cases after sexual intercourse) and is only partially ruptured or torn scar tissue can form. This in itself can be a health problem and have its own issues however a "regrowth" is not medically possible. geek
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Reply #55 posted 01/03/09 9:16am

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mdiver said:

shanti0608 said:



That comment made me confuse ..... had never heard that one before.


It can't, once a hymen is broken it will not grow back however in some cases if it has not completely broken (as in most cases after sexual intercourse) and is only partially ruptured or torn scar tissue can form. This in itself can be a health problem and have its own issues however a "regrowth" is not medically possible. geek


Thanks. Mine is long gone. Never bled or anything after intercourse the first time.

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Reply #56 posted 01/03/09 9:29am

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It is only the confused who will allow their "virginity" to define them.
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Reply #57 posted 01/03/09 10:31am

JayJai

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To add to everything that was said

I always thought virginity was lost once mr lil' man or a finger or a dildo got inside, but now I'm not so sure confuse

I lost my virginity by force sad

For me, there has to be an emotional something there to make me even want to do the nasty wit u in the first place. I just can't see it happenin if I'm not attracted to u beyond jus physical. Sometimes I wonder how the hell people do that? confuse
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Reply #58 posted 01/03/09 4:30pm

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paintedlady said:

Flowers2 said:





that's a good question hmmm (about the vibrator) ... I pretty much have your definition.. once a man inserts the hymen, her virginity is over..

If the vibrator or dildo is large enough to cause bleeding thereby breaking the hymen then yes. Tampons don't make you lose your virginity... so that's the technical explanation. But the mental/emotional knowledge of knowing how to climax is a whole other can of worms.
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Reply #59 posted 01/03/09 4:32pm

ZombieKitten

Darwintheorgangrinder said:

paintedlady said:


If the vibrator or dildo is large enough to cause bleeding thereby breaking the hymen then yes. Tampons don't make you lose your virginity... so that's the technical explanation. But the mental/emotional knowledge of knowing how to climax is a whole other can of worms.


Riding a bicycle can be a hymen breaking event. So does that count?

I don't remember ever having a hymen boxed
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