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I have a religion, but I'm not greatly religious, I just find the idea of having sex before marriage very uncomfortable. I would only feel 100% comfortable giving my body to someone else, once we've been married, because I am assured that they're (hopefully) the only person I will be with.

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I am, but not for religious reasons.

I just want to be 100% he's the right one and that I won't regret it.

(Ofc we could divorce some years later, but then I'm sure I won't regret it.)

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I have a religion, but I'm not greatly religious, I just find the idea of having sex before marriage very uncomfortable. I would only feel 100% comfortable giving my body to someone else, once we've been married, because I am assured that they're (hopefully) the only person I will be with.

 

All of this. I feel this way completely.

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I am, but not for religious reasons. I just want to be 100% sure that person is the one. I don't really take the whole "sex" thing lightly (just give it to anyone, ya know?). I'm awkward and slight timid as it is, I'd have to be completely comfortable with the person to the point that I would want to go there. It's just a personal choice even though some people think it's stupid.

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There are still a couple of us out here lol.

 

I'm a Christian, so of course I stick to honouring God with my body, which includes only having sex with whoever I marry.

 

But tbh...even if I wasn't I'd do the same, knowing me. That's a high level of intimacy and I'm a picky person about my personal space. So there's no way I'd be sleeping with multiple and varying dudes who have slept with multiple and varying others. I want to know who I'm with is the ONLY person I'm with and he's only with me and we value the intimacy equally. Instead of it just being another past time, or a formality at the end of a date or sumn.

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I have a religion, but I'm not greatly religious, I just find the idea of having sex before marriage very uncomfortable. I would only feel 100% comfortable giving my body to someone else, once we've been married, because I am assured that they're (hopefully) the only person I will be with.

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I have a religion, but I'm not greatly religious, I just find the idea of having sex before marriage very uncomfortable. I would only feel 100% comfortable giving my body to someone else, once we've been married, because I am assured that they're (hopefully) the only person I will be with.

 

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I used to be 100% this. I didn't like the idea of giving my body and being that physically exposed with someone who didn't love me enough that he wanted to marry me (total commitment). And I didn't want to engage in something with a risk of pregnancy with a man that wasn't my husband. I don't want to get accidentally knocked up by someone who's just a boyfriend.

 

But now I'm not 100% sure on no sex before marriage anymore. The change being that I'm starting to get more and more sexually frustrated as I get older. So it's making me flip flop. So not really sure if I will or won't wait anymore, although I'm still not comfortable giving my body to a guy who's not serious about me, and the possibility of becoming pregnant terrifies me, especially if it's just a boyfriend and not a husband.

If I do decide not to wait, it will be with a man I've been in a committed relationship with. Like we've already been together for a long amount of time (I'm talking upwards of a year at least).

 

 

 

What if the sex turns out to be crap? Sure, it's still sex, but isn't it a bit risky still? IMHO before marriage, people should try living together -- even sexually, if they are sexual at all.

 

 But crap sex can be fixed though as long as both parties are willing to communicate and work on it together. Hopefully someone would be able to tell if that's something their partner has the capability of doing (listening, communication, willing to work on problems) before they marry them. 

i figure if they're not that kind of person that would have been seen already before a proposal even happened.

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What if the sex turns out to be crap? Sure, it's still sex, but isn't it a bit risky still? IMHO before marriage, people should try living together -- even sexually, if they are sexual at all.

If I set up my life to be modeled after dating and casual sex, of course I would want to live with them and have sex with other people and just really make sure the other person is who I really want to be with while being on the same page as I am.

 

But I didn't, therefore my priorities are different than yours. If I find someone with the same priorities as me, the way we think about sex is conventionally different, and our expectations when we live together are different.

 

There are always exceptions to the rule no matter which way you go. Both my grandparents are known to have very successful marriages, and their circumstances were a lot less liberating than mine. My parents spent around 7 years of their married life together before being completely sure they wanted to continue their relationship and have kids. My extended family has had their share of divorces and happy endings, doesn't matter if they dated prior or not.

 

I'm a lazy person. My life is a lot easier this way. Everyone has different wants and needs, so I'm in no position to tell other people they can't do things another way.

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I am, but mostly because I feel like I want to give my future husband something only I can give him, to kind of show that regardless of whether we knew each other or not, it was still something only for him. 

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If I set up my life to be modeled after dating and casual sex, of course I would want to live with them and have sex with other people and just really make sure the other person is who I really want to be with while being on the same page as I am.

 

But I didn't, therefore my priorities are different than yours. If I find someone with the same priorities as me, the way we think about sex is conventionally different, and our expectations when we live together are different.

 

There are always exceptions to the rule no matter which way you go. Both my grandparents are known to have very successful marriages, and their circumstances were a lot less liberating than mine. My parents spent around 7 years of their married life together before being completely sure they wanted to continue their relationship and have kids. My extended family has had their share of divorces and happy endings, doesn't matter if they dated prior or not.

 

I'm a lazy person. My life is a lot easier this way. Everyone has different wants and needs, so I'm in no position to tell other people they can't do things another way.

 

I'm not telling people what to do. Just saying it would be sad if it turned out that other person is a sadist, for example -- or gay, for that matter.

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Waiting is a huge, wasted effort.  Society builds up the value of virginity way too much.  In the past, STD's and unwanted pregancies were a much bigger problem.  That's why religions put so many restrictions on sex.  But it's not a big problem anymore, assuming you are smart and careful.

 

God made sex pleasurable because it's meant to be enjoyed.

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