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I had this conversation not too long ago with a virgin and was told that she is "morally right" and better than me. Am I morally corrupt then or what? I think there's more to a person than just being penetrated or not but hell. What the fuck do I know? Anyways, is it normal that virgins are better than everyone else?
I can tell you why not being a virgin is morally correct.
It's good, it doesn't hurt anyone, and it makes us happy.
Now, the person who said that, is a virgin because nobody wants to do her/him.
I am a virgin because I chose to be abstinent out of relationships. I would only have sex in a relationship.
Obviously the person is looking for attention. Maybe she needs to say that she is "morally correct" to make herself feel better because she's never been given the oppertunity to give her virginity up.
virgins are just pissed off because they are too fugly for anyone to want to fuck them.
THats a fucking opinion! It's not not normal to be a fucker. Its no normal to judge about it. I bet that bitch masturbates all the time... OK Here.. She's obviously a Jesus cat. She's a christian, thats wat they do. You can be christian also but that bitch is really into her studies. Usually most fags or bitches dont fuck or they generally believe that you dont fuck until you findthe one or to create a child. But the system is still corrupt technically because they are eventually fucking and orgasming anyways. Therefore that bitch you talked to is fucking crazy judgmental asshole.. OK let me say it more polite. She was taught no to judge and stay tight til shes married. And she will have sex so wtf is the difference whether you have sex now or later. i believe now is better cuz when you meet that person in your future when your both older you dont want to let that fool down and suk at sex. Also she is fucking judging. That is soo stupid! SO NO ITS NOT NORMAL TO BELIEVE THAT VIRGINS ARE BETTER, THATS JUST SELF DEMORALIZING!! You are AWESOME! Remember that
They are not better than anyone else. What matters is what you do, not who you do and when you do them.