virginity

They were selected for their beauty and were rarely chosen after the age of eight—to ensure their virginity.

Not to make assumptions, but Kalanick probably wasn't the first kid in his class to lose his virginity.

The women and mothers are separated; girls are stripped naked, tested for virginity and examined for breast size and prettiness.

Ramadan is fasting in the same way that only having sex at night maintains virginity.

I am pretty much a Kansas teenage waitress who lost her virginity to Tiger Woods 2 weeks ago.

I can't help but think our puritanical attitudes toward sex and its attendant 'cult of virginity' contributes to that stigma; the notion that the victim is somehow existentially damaged.

This is just an US article about Europe, which falls in the same spectrum of English telling History or Silvia Saint praising virginity.

Whether they're trying to make themselves a new virginity is another story.

I guess 10% homosexual one might be plausible if they very narrowly defined losing one's virginity to having had anal intercourse.

There is a pretty high correlation between virginity and IQ also.

I really didn't need to know when and how he lost his virginity.

The only thing think I remember succinctly is the loss of my virginity!

There's quite a bit of evidence that virginity only became a "thing" after lines traced paternally—i.e.

Given that there are no reliable signals for virginity, it's quite easy to see how men might lust after young women instead of "the first sex".

This is from his interview with GQ magazine: "Not to make assumptions, but Kalanick probably wasn’t the first kid in his class to lose his virginity.

Virginity is overvalued and "slut shaming" is applied to women who have sex because girls are encouraged to conserve and maintain the value of their resource, while men are lauded for being able to obtain access to vaginas.

Branson tells that story in his autobiography, Losing My Virginity.

I've recently read a book which encouraged me to change my lazy habits and strive for more: Losing my Virginity, by Richard Branson and Edward Whitley.

- Losing my Virginity, by Richard Branson and Edward Whitley.