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Imagine a virgin marrying their first partner. They will definitely feel cheated that their husband/wife had more sexual experience. Do you think such a person should be allowed to catch up with their spouse by having other relationships? Or do you think they should make up in some other way, e.g. postpone marriage for later?
If you mean should they be permitted to have sex with others against their partner's wishes and without their partner's knowledge, then no. What they should do is not be an idiot and marry someone if they still want to have sex with lots of different people.
They'll always feel like they missed out. Besides sex with an inexperienced person sucks.
How in the world would you know how anyone else will feel? When one has nothing to compare to they cannot "miss out" on something they did not have and being a virgin means there is nothing to "miss out" on or compare to because they have no experience.
I bet the person you first has sex with (if you have had actual sex) thought the exact same thing about you.
If a virgin is that hung up on sleeping around, he or she should have done so before getting into a committed, monogamous relationship that led to marriage. Anyone old enough to get married knows this. In fact, anyone old enough to get into an R-rated movie knows this. Shoo!
I think I get the picture. OP is looking for the easy way to unburden himself of his virginity (arranged marriage probably) and is planning ahead for ways to have fun with his willy afterwards once he has achieved studhood.
If you mean should they be permitted to have sex with others against their partner's wishes and without their partner's knowledge, then no. What they should do is not be an idiot and marry someone if they still want to have sex with lots of different people.
No, of course not. I mean if their partner agrees to have an open relationship.
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