Hed had one other partner and we'd dated 14 months. Married 14 years, so it's stuck so far. |
| 26 with my husband on our wedding night |
| 14. I regret it so much. Not the guy, he was great and we were together for a few years, but in hindsight, I was so freaking young. |
I was 29 and engaged now married 20+ years. Not religious in the sense that that was why I waited. Religous in that I have a strong faith, actively practice that faith and bring my children up in that faith. Plus, I didn't really wait. DH was the first opportunity. |
I guess this depends on the person. I fell in love for the first time when I was 14. It was a big deal. I could have totally done it, but he was older and wouldn't touch me with a six-foot pole LOL I don't think I'd regret it. Of course, there's no way to know. |
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33.
Yikes. And no, happily married to someone else. |
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24 for me with a fellow 25 year old virgin.
Losing it together as FWB seemed sensible, but he turned into a HUGE asshole over it. |
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17 and no--other than FB
I'm genuinely surprised by the number of late-bloomers posting here. |
| 15 and no. She was a ditz. |
| 19. |
I was 30. Maybe even 30.5. Married him. |
Having sex later doesn't make one a late bloomer. |
Unless it was for religious reasons I would say it's a good definition of late bloomer. |
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21, not together but was my first real relationship and were together for like 2 years.
Not religious, just kind of an awkward nerd in my teenage years. |
We don't talk anymore. It was an intense relationship and he started contacting me more when I got married so I cut him off. |