I missed out, I think

blue_pearl_85

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I was 22 when I lost my virginity (assuming you only count P in V; I gave oral for the first time when I was 18, and received it for the first time when I was 20) and I really feel like I missed out. I'm [happily!] married now, with no desire to wander, but I feel like I could have had a wild phase of my life, but didn't, because of cultural hang-ups.

I know this is probably news to no one, but we put waaaaaaay too much emphasis on "purity," especially as pertains Strangelove-style bodily fluids obsession.

RELATED POINT: what is so difficult/emasculating about condoms? I mean, seriously.
 
I was 22 when I lost my virginity (assuming you only count P in V; I gave oral for the first time when I was 18, and received it for the first time when I was 20) and I really feel like I missed out. I'm [happily!] married now, with no desire to wander, but I feel like I could have had a wild phase of my life, but didn't, because of cultural hang-ups.

I know this is probably news to no one, but we put waaaaaaay too much emphasis on "purity," especially as pertains Strangelove-style bodily fluids obsession.

RELATED POINT: what is so difficult/emasculating about condoms? I mean, seriously.

Are you looking for replies or just "having a moment"?
 
The whole key is to explore with your husband and have the wild side WITH HIM. I don't regret not having a lot of men but I do wish I could do some things that I haven't.
 
I was 22 when I lost my virginity (assuming you only count P in V; I gave oral for the first time when I was 18, and received it for the first time when I was 20) and I really feel like I missed out. I'm [happily!] married now, with no desire to wander, but I feel like I could have had a wild phase of my life, but didn't, because of cultural hang-ups.

I know this is probably news to no one, but we put waaaaaaay too much emphasis on "purity," especially as pertains Strangelove-style bodily fluids obsession.

RELATED POINT: what is so difficult/emasculating about condoms? I mean, seriously.

If you are a woman in the US, you had thousands of opportunities to lose your cherry while you were still a teenager. If you are a man, you may have had some too, but not as many. Females are notoriously more picky about their sex partners, and for good reason.

I have never thought of condoms as being emasculating, considering the possible consequences of not using them.
 
I seem to have expressed myself inaptly:

I do not want to have libidinous sex.

I do think that I may have enjoyed having libidinous sex when I was younger, but that conservative social mores restrained me more than safety or my long-term happiness required.
 
Judging from the typical arc of a Lit poster here, the lack of a "wild past" to occasionally reminisce about will generally fester throughout your thirties and reach a tipping point in your early forties, at which time you'll dip your toe in the cybersex pool "just to see what you've been missing" and/or have a cheap fling with one of Lit's male cyberwhores such as miles, followed by the usual panic/guilt trips.

On a positive note, your lack of a sluttish past probably lessened your probability of contracting an STD a thousandfold. :)
 

"Bert" is "Bert Notorious", a guy who has been around here for a long time. About a year ago, he lost one of his testicles in a traffic accident (search on "ruptured nutsack" for gory details) and ever since then, Bert's posting tends towards the bizarre, almost entirely smug bitchy meta-commentary.

He's rumored to have a small stable of female alts that he uses to torment female newcomers. I don't know if that's true or not. Never really cared to find out, truth be told.
 
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