GREAT question! When i was young, It didn’t matter in the concern of men and teenage boys, we were always encouraged by friends and even some elders that you should hurry up and ‘pop your cherry, ‘, no reason given. For girls and women, it was viewed by most as a sign of purity and innocence of they were still a boron going into marriage. Maintaining virginity was spoken of but not practiced in most cases and people were ostracised either way. I soak from my experience of those who were around me as I grew up. I think it is still important but today’s society makes it difficult.
The concept of virginity can be a complex and deeply personal issue that varies greatly across cultures, religions, and individual beliefs. In some societies, virginity is still highly valued and considered important due to cultural, religious, or social norms. However, in many modern societies, attitudes towards virginity have evolved, and the importance placed on it has diminished for various reasons.
It’s essential to recognize that views on virginity are subjective and can differ widely from person to person. Some people may still attach great significance to virginity for personal, cultural, or religious reasons, while others may not view it as important at all. Ultimately, the value of virginity is a personal matter, and individuals should make decisions based on their own beliefs, values, and comfort levels.
Yes man you have said it all. Thank you.✌️
Great answer, thank you brother.