Yes and no. I suppose it depends upon your sexual orientation and how you define sex and virginity. For example:
* A man can loose his virginity by having vaginal intercourse
* A man can loose his virginity by having anal intercourse in a Gay partnership
* A man can loose his virginity by having anal intercurse in a heterosexual partnership
Do these conditions hold for women?
* Traditionally, "deflowering" a woman has been tied to the opening of the hymen and having vaginal intercourse for the very first time
* If a man and woman have anal intercourse before engagining in vaginal intercourse does this act constitute loosing your virginity? Traditionally, no. Factually, probably. I believe the real answer depends upon your personal viewpoint on the matter.
Danding Doc is quite correst in the rupture of the hymen by a penis being the traditional deflowering. The reality is that many women are quite sexually experienced without taking a penis into them. The French, for centuries, have referred to this state as "demi-virge." This refers to a woman whose innocence is long goen but technically she has not "lost her virginity." Many of the coutesans at the Bourbon courts were quite active, sexually, but used other techniques to prevent being side-lined for pregnancy.
no it doesn't count.... lossing your virginity is when the penis in the vagina, therefor anal sex doesn't count
Oh its sex for sure......as is oral.....ask Bill Cliton !
i'm with my irish friend LOL. Anal does't count. It its not pussy, its not sex.
Yes and no. I suppose it depends upon your sexual orientation and how you define sex and virginity. For example:
* A man can loose his virginity by having vaginal intercourse
* A man can loose his virginity by having anal intercourse in a Gay partnership
* A man can loose his virginity by having anal intercurse in a heterosexual partnership
Do these conditions hold for women?
* Traditionally, "deflowering" a woman has been tied to the opening of the hymen and having vaginal intercourse for the very first time
* If a man and woman have anal intercourse before engagining in vaginal intercourse does this act constitute loosing your virginity? Traditionally, no. Factually, probably. I believe the real answer depends upon your personal viewpoint on the matter.
Danding Doc is quite correst in the rupture of the hymen by a penis being the traditional deflowering. The reality is that many women are quite sexually experienced without taking a penis into them. The French, for centuries, have referred to this state as "demi-virge." This refers to a woman whose innocence is long goen but technically she has not "lost her virginity." Many of the coutesans at the Bourbon courts were quite active, sexually, but used other techniques to prevent being side-lined for pregnancy.
You decide.
whaaat?!
you had anal before even having normal sex?