virginity

[thinktank1985]

so when did you loose your virginity?

 

[CapedCrusader08]

Well,if you must know,I was 19 almost 20. For years,I was so depressed over the fact. I still haven't been laid in a long time to begin with. So getting over this hump has been harder than normal....what about you sir?

 

[thinktank1985]

well I am still to loose mine...but actively trying to do so...

 

[Maxtro]

23 years old and to a hooker. Beat that!®

Hell I still haven't had sex with a real girl. If you don't count hookers, 40 year old something swingers at a sex club and AFF I'd still be a virgin at 27.

 

[thinktank1985]

wow..it seems I should have increased the number of options in the upper age limit...i thought most puas would have lost their virginity much earlier

 

[Aragon034]

wow..it seems I should have increased the number of options in the upper age limit...i thought most puas would have lost their virginity much earlier

Think of it this way, people coming to this site probably HAVEN'T and are here for that same reason.

then again, i lost mine at 15. to a chick at a rave in a washroom. Yeah, classy :|

 

[Jon55]

Loosing virginity? I prefer to tighten it up.

 

[Maxtro]

wow..it seems I should have increased the number of options in the upper age limit...i thought most puas would have lost their virginity much earlier

Agreeing with Aragon034,

Most guys when they first come to this site are not PUA but may actually be very bad with women. The reason they come here is for help, not to brag.

 

[piranha45]

18th birthday, dad owned a bar and somehow inclined one of his attractive female bartenders to give me a present. It was really slick; I had no idea what was going on, all I knew was this hot chick who worked for my dad spontaneously became all into me.

To this very day the circumstances I speak of are just a theory, but they seem like the most reasonable one.

 

[The Logical Player]

seriously, you guys are like little boys

its LOSE, not LOOSE

when you lose something, that means you lost something

when you make something LOOSE, that means you make it "less tight"

i kind of think its geeky to always misspell the word lose of all things

 

[thinktank1985]

well loose has other connotations too other than "less tight"

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/loose[2]

 

[Juice09]

18 years old, last November, with a girl I met in my Ceramics class. She was too drunk to drive home, so she spent the night at my house, the rest is history.

 

[Bass-Turd]

on day 2 to this chick i met in the delivery room

she gave me a nice welcome :yes:

 

[Jon55]

seriously, you guys are like little boys
its LOSE, not LOOSE
when you lose something, that means you lost something
when you make something LOOSE, that means you make it "less tight"
i kind of think its geeky to always misspell the word lose of all things

Well since you're being nit-picky, it's not misspelling, it's poor grammar. But I agree with you. Lose, loose, they're, their, there, it's, its, etc.

 

[Jesus]

Well since you're being nit-picky, it's not misspelling, it's poor grammar. But I agree with you. Lose, loose, they're, their, there, it's, its, etc.

It's not a grammatical issue, it's a spelling issue. Grammar is about sentence structure. It's just one too many O's. And yes, after seeing it for a 928th time on the internet, it gets f*cking annoying.