| 15. No. He passed away. |
| 22, and no, she and I didn't keep in touch after breaking up (I'm 36 now). |
| I was also 27. Not for religious reasons. Just wasn't right before that. |
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14. Feels weird to type that, given all the other responses. Not in touch at all (but I am not in touch with anyone from high school, other than a few FB friends) |
Along with probably a lot of STDs and emotional trauma! I'm not one of them who waited, but I do admire them very much, especially the ones who waited until marriage or at least until the one they ended up marrying. There's something special about giving yourself completely to each other and nobody else. |
How? |
| 14, no |
LOL get real Pollyanna. STDs wash off. A weird, sweaty, nervous, half limp10 second exchange on your wedding night does not. |
Perhaps,the opportunity did not present itself, they wanted to make sure it was the right person, they were worried about parents, stressed about STDs, did not feel like it. Not everyone has sex as early as you did, and that is totally normal. In fact, I'd guess you are in the minority. |
| 13! Heck no! |
OP here. Why is there always one who has to derail these threads? Why does it bother you so much when someone decided to have sex? If they are happy what's it to you? |
16 and Facebook friends (he married a woman who looks just like me but 10 years my junior !
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17, I didn't want to be the only virgin in college. Stupid, yes, 17 stupid.
Over 40 years ago, not sure I'd recognize him if I saw him today. |
Wow. That's still a baby. I'm so sorry
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| 16 and we have been together and then married since then. |