This is probably the biggest reason for me. I don't like to be intimate (in any form of relationship) unless I'm with someone I really trust. The problem is that there aren't a whole lot of people out there I'd trust that deeply to pursue a relationship.CM156 said:Religion? Good for you. If you want to wait, go for it
Besides, I have never found a member of the oppisite sex I can really trust
Another virgin here. Whee~RedEyesBlackGamer said:Same here. I didn't know people viewed us differently. XDDango said:I view them as me. Because I am one.
Oh god. He is trying to make a meme!Phlakes said:Dear @Furburt, it's times like like these I'm glad you introduced me to Whateverism, and helped me learn how much it applies to one's entire life. I hope all followers will join me in saying "whatever".
If you can really find no reason why willed ignorance is not in some cases virtuous, please promptly go to the nearest rail road and lay down on the tracks until you are no longer ignorant of what it feels like to have multiple tons of steel plowing into you.Murray Whitwell said:It depends on why they're a virgin. I find the whole abstaining until marriage or even treating virginity as something special to be extremely pretentious.
"It is the infantile superstition of man that virginity be seen a virtue rather than the barrier separating ignorance from knowledge" - François-Marie Arouet
For the sake of argument I've tried to refute that, but I can't think of a single thing that makes willed ignorance virtuous.