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ajk19
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Don’t worry about the naysayers, they’ll hopefully understand the err of their ways someday down the line. Don’t even listen to them. You are doing a great thing, and women like yourself are all too uncommon in this day and age of sex on demand.
I know it can be difficult, being a virgin myself at 19. I’ve had temptations at times, particularly with my one and to this point only girlfriend. But I tend to think of it like this: When I God willing do find and marry that special lady who is out there somewhere waiting for me, and likewise I her, if I’ve saved myself and kept my virginity specifically for her (and hopefully she has done the same), on my wedding night when her and I have sex for the very first time, it will mean so much more then it could ever mean outside of it.
First of all, it will make the marriage official, and the lifelong bond created. Also you both know the risk of one or the other leaving you and hurting you at any point after having shared such a bond, with each other will be severely lessened. That of course cannot be said for sex outside of that sacred union.
Bear in mind as well, that by saving yourself for marriage, you then make it easier on yourself as far as finding a husband. I say that because, when you have sex outside of marriage, that bond can effect your judgment, to where you think you’re in love with the person, when in reality it’s more lust. Then if you end up marrying said person, you may notice things you hadn’t seen before (partly because of your impaired judgment), which could create problems and maybe even divorce. I don’t think there’s any coincidence that the divorce rate has increased since the sexual revolution.
But when you don’t have that to impact your judgment, you are able to see both the good and bad of a person clearly, and make a conscious decision based upon what you see.
Beyond those things though, one benefit of all this is simply that you’ll have something to look forward to, that being your wedding night. If you have sex before that, whether it be with the person you eventually marry or not, the wedding night won’t be the same. You’ll have already done it before, so it won’t be anything new to you. But if you haven’t had that experience prior to that, it makes it exciting, it’s fresh and different.
That more then anything really, is part of why it will mean so much more if you’ve waited. You’ll be doing it with the person you love and want to be with, and it will be completely new and exciting. So I wouldn’t take much stock in what the others may say. They don’t know what the rest of us do.
I know it can be difficult, being a virgin myself at 19. I’ve had temptations at times, particularly with my one and to this point only girlfriend. But I tend to think of it like this: When I God willing do find and marry that special lady who is out there somewhere waiting for me, and likewise I her, if I’ve saved myself and kept my virginity specifically for her (and hopefully she has done the same), on my wedding night when her and I have sex for the very first time, it will mean so much more then it could ever mean outside of it.
First of all, it will make the marriage official, and the lifelong bond created. Also you both know the risk of one or the other leaving you and hurting you at any point after having shared such a bond, with each other will be severely lessened. That of course cannot be said for sex outside of that sacred union.
Bear in mind as well, that by saving yourself for marriage, you then make it easier on yourself as far as finding a husband. I say that because, when you have sex outside of marriage, that bond can effect your judgment, to where you think you’re in love with the person, when in reality it’s more lust. Then if you end up marrying said person, you may notice things you hadn’t seen before (partly because of your impaired judgment), which could create problems and maybe even divorce. I don’t think there’s any coincidence that the divorce rate has increased since the sexual revolution.
But when you don’t have that to impact your judgment, you are able to see both the good and bad of a person clearly, and make a conscious decision based upon what you see.
Beyond those things though, one benefit of all this is simply that you’ll have something to look forward to, that being your wedding night. If you have sex before that, whether it be with the person you eventually marry or not, the wedding night won’t be the same. You’ll have already done it before, so it won’t be anything new to you. But if you haven’t had that experience prior to that, it makes it exciting, it’s fresh and different.
That more then anything really, is part of why it will mean so much more if you’ve waited. You’ll be doing it with the person you love and want to be with, and it will be completely new and exciting. So I wouldn’t take much stock in what the others may say. They don’t know what the rest of us do.
