Is Virgin-Wedding Necessary?

@neildc (17239)
Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
July 28, 2008 9:42pm CST
Every woman I thought would love to walk down the isle through the altar, and say "I do." to her groom. She wanted to be in her pureness of a woman she can be. She wants to retain her virginity until their honeymoon. And I may say that most men will also love to marry a virgin, right guys? One of my girl office-mates here, still single and plans to get married not so long from now, asked: "Do women really need to be virgin on their wedding day?" Or "Is Virgin-Wedding necessary?" KEEP SMILING = NEIL
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@nylnemnad (166)
• Philippines
29 Jul 08
i dont think its necessary. virginity is overrated anyway. i mean why do girls always need to preserve her virginity until her wedding while the guy nail every women he met since 6th grade. its so unfair. if the society consider it as the sole gift of a women to her future husband then what would we the precious gift a man can give? so absurd how we put too much pressure on it.
@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
29 Jul 08
that would be a great question men should answer: "what would be the precious gift of a man to her future wife, if virginity is the her precious gift to her future husband?" thanks nylnemnad and you have a point there.
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@juliefaye (1214)
• Philippines
29 Jul 08
In this century, virginity is not a big deal. What is important is both are faithful with each other. Though most women want to be a virgin until her honeymoon but there are circumstances that she lost it before it happened. If you are the man, would you prefer a virgin wife than a loyal wife?
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@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
29 Jul 08
i may say so that it is not so important and of course, i will prefer a loyal wife than a virgin. thanks, ms. julie.
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@mensab (4200)
• Philippines
29 Jul 08
"virgin-wedding" is not necessary but it is important to some people. religious ones expect if not require people who will get married to be "pure". that is why they wear white dress to symbolize purity. however, it is not necessary. if this is so, many women will not be able to get married. i think this notion should also apply to men. both should have the same expectation when it comes to marriage and other things.
@neilchua (888)
• Philippines
29 Jul 08
well maybe that was true during the before the late 80's. though many still consider that even today. it's really a matter of belief and how you really love your husband or wife to be. even Filipinos right now are getting less and less conservative. don't you agree? well maybe that's part of evolution. for me it's not really a big deal. but being faithful is. have a good day neildc. -NEILâ„¢
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@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
29 Jul 08
well the girl who actually asked this question feels so happy right now. she says "i'm so happy to be a virgin". for the benefit of the doubt, if she really is, then we can conclude that there is still besides being less and less conservative Filipinos are.
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@sweetyethot (1737)
• China
29 Jul 08
virginity is still very special in the view of many traditional people, and also somewhat religious. As for me, virginity is also important. but I dont think Virgin_Wedding is necessary.Men should not require a Virgin _Wedding, except that is strictly demanded for religious reasons. Thanks for reading.Good day!
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@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
29 Jul 08
is it really a requirement being a virgin in some religions? or the people in that religion are the ones imposes this rule or requirement?
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• Brazil
29 Jul 08
i want mine to smell like a baby xD anyway, she do not need to be virgin if his virginity was lost with ME. if she lose it with some other guy so we need thing about this and is probably i say NO. but, she will be my wife for the rest of my life and should be a person a love with all my strength then it is almost sure i forgive her ^^ thanks, Scorpionok.
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@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
29 Jul 08
will she still smell like a baby if she is already 30 or 35 maybe?
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• Brazil
29 Jul 08
she is almost smell like a mummy O.O
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@AJ1952Chats (2332)
• Anderson, Indiana
29 Jul 08
Even at my age, I would like to be a virgin when I get married. I'm 55, btw, so it's definitely important to me, and I personally think that it's the best way to go. But I don't think that it's necessary in the sense that somebody who has lost her virginity--either by becoming intimate with a high school sweetheart or else being wild and going around the block a few times--is "used goods" and, therefore, "ruined" for marriage. I've known of some cases where both the husband and wife were virgins, but it still didn't make their marriage happy for the simple reason that they were not as in love with each other as one should be before entering into marriage. On the other hand, I've known some couples where one or both of them have been around the block but still end up blissfully happy. Virginity is special, and I would advise anyone reading this to save it for the person you marry. However, even if you're far from being a virgin, there's no reason why you shouldn't be happy in a marriage, if the other person really truly loves you.
• Anderson, Indiana
31 Jul 08
You possibly married your virgin wife on the rebound--that is, to try to get over the relationship that you had been in. Sounds as if, for whatever reason, the marriage was a mistake. I believe that a marriage you've saved yourself for might be one that you would want to work if at all possible and might invest more in making it work. However, some people just aren't meant to be married to each other but, somehow, end up that way, and no amount of virgins in the relationship could erase irreconcilable differences. People should really take a good look at themselves and the relationship before they marry in order to know for sure why the decision was to get married. For example, some people are more in love with the idea of marriage than the person he/she is marrying. Like some young lady wanting to dress up, go through a ceremony, and have a big party afterwards--but not thinking beyond that to, "How will I feel waking up beside this person fifty years from now?"
@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
30 Jul 08
I had been with a relationship and actually my first marriage. I wasn't virgin but she was though not anymore when we got wed. I know I was the one who was her first. But the marriage didn't work so we parted ways, love lost in the long run.
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@checapricorn (16061)
• United States
29 Jul 08
Hi neildc, I would say it is very nice to preserve the virginity until the honeymoon! It can be the greatest gift a woman can give to the husband as well as pure love,honesty and sincerity! But, I would say, it is not a mUst of today's generation... There are many marriages that didn't work at first and they are very successful with their second partner! So, for me it has nothing to do with the success and failure of marriage!
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• United States
29 Jul 08
Wow! Congratulations for that neildc! Stay the flame of love!
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@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
29 Jul 08
one of the participants here said: "she do not need to be virgin if his virginity was lost with ME" and that happened with my first wife, before we came to the altar. But as you said, "it didn't work at first and they are very successful with their second partner" applies to me very well. I am with my second wife now for almost 13 years. KEEP SMILING = NEIL
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@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
29 Jul 08
It depends upon person to person,or,rather couple to couple.If someone says yes to it then in all fairness,he too should be a virgin too.Why only the purity of a woman and why not of men?If virgin means purity then both the partners should be so.
@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
29 Jul 08
this is discussion is getting hot, really my friend. so when we say virgin-wedding, i guess it shouldn't be that the bride alone, it should be both of them are virgin. what do you think?
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• Philippines
29 Jul 08
If I am the groom, I would want my wife to be virgin. Is it necessary? I would rather say that it is a proof that you have reserved the virginity for the one that you will spend your whole life forever.
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@Galena (9110)
29 Jul 08
and could your bride expect the same of you?
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@littleowl (7157)
29 Jul 08
Hi neil'-in this day and age I don't think it is nessaary to have a virgin marriage I remember my ex mother in law stopping my wedding bacause I wasn't but it is wrong to do that..if you are committed to someone love and trust them then there is no reason why they shouldn't be married wether a virgin or not your friend littleowl
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@reckon21 (3479)
• Philippines
29 Jul 08
I don't think so. If this is the case then it is so unfair that the girl is virgin while the guy is not.
@Arsench (65)
• Spain
29 Jul 08
I think that yes and can explain why.
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• China
29 Jul 08
Hi,my friend,first,in my opinion,virgin here,now,it means that the spritual pure.A vigin or not is not a real big deal,but the faith and love between husband and wife is a real big deal.Many couples still divorce later in their marriage life,although they once really had a virgin-wedding.In short,couples should love each other sincerely and faithfully,I hope,everyone will have great marriage life.
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@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
30 Jul 08
And I hope that this couple, the girl which is my subject here, have a great marriage life. It all depends in the girl whether she give it away (her virginity) before or after the wedding. The important thing is that they love each other both. Wish them all the luck.
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• Philippines
29 Jul 08
I think that is the norm centuries ago. I think this issue is solely be decided by the bride and the groom. The outside parties doesn't have anything to do with this. For me virginity is not mandatory or not necessary. As long as you love each other what is done in the past is already done and it needs to be accepted.
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• India
29 Jul 08
Well, I would love to marry a virgin as I am a virgin myself. And I believe that most men would love to marry a virgin than marry someone who's been 'drilled' by someone. But just because one is a virgin I may not marry if there are other things not really in right order. However, other things being equal I think all would go for the virgin. And I don't see why it's a good thing to lose one's virginity before marriage. Fine if one has already lost, but for those who are still virgin it's much better to remain one till marriage. Blessings!
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@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
30 Jul 08
you said it right my friend, why lose it to someone not yet your husband if you can remain to be till marriage. that probably can wait.
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@cher913 (25782)
• Canada
29 Jul 08
well i think it is. this is the ultimate wedding present that you can your soon to be spouse - just like men should be the same as well. sure i am old fashioned, but how special is that to tell your loved one that they are the first?
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@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
30 Jul 08
yes you are right, it is a great wedding present a man can ever had. just hope that the man can also give it to her.
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• Malaysia
29 Jul 08
Hey there, I don't know if it's necessary but I think it is best that the girl be pure. It's just logical that a guy should want a girl who has never been touched by guys other than him but it is always understandable if a guy can overlook all that. In the end, it all depends on the cultural backgroud of the society itself. So, it is preferred to be virgin when you marry but if not then it's okay.
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@Galena (9110)
29 Jul 08
if that's the case, then shouldn't she be able to expect the same of her husband, or are men free to do as they wish as long as their property isn't second hand.
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@Galena (9110)
29 Jul 08
well that's rather a double standard, isn't it.
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• Malaysia
29 Jul 08
It's really a question of fairness but most girls do not really care if their boyfriend is a virgin as long as the guy is faithful to her. It all depends on the girl. But normally people stress on virgin girls.
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29 Jul 08
Hi Neil, Many years ago if a girl weren't a virgin when she wants to get married men would think she was soild and not a good women. Girls used to save themselves for the right man but in this mordern times there not many women are virgins and that goes for the men as well. Tamara
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@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
30 Jul 08
i also think that there are more men than women of the same age that are not virgin anymore.
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@MaeTsuen (257)
• Philippines
29 Jul 08
it depends actually to the girl... she can choose not to be virgin anymore on her wedding day provided that she lost her virginity to the groom =) i mean he would be the 1st and the last. most women would do that or choose to be virgin to until honeymoon they say that's the best wedding gift they can give their husbands to be. most guys also wants to marry a virgin... =)
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@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
30 Jul 08
i guess you're right, being a virgin all depends on the girl. if her sweetheart ask her to do it before, she may or may not agree. so it really is with the person, the bride to choose whether or not she remain virgin on their wedding day.
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