Here is a podcast headed by a conservative lady. I’ve only listen to her a few times but I really thought that this was a informative eight minute clip. There are men and women interviewed in the clip. Some of the takeaways of course other than the headline wow who would’ve figured that here in 2023 that 30% of men under the age of 30 are either virgins or they have not had sex in one year that’s pretty wild…
Some of the other takeaways this is even from the ladies interview. This is actually a breath of fresh air this isn’t like “the view” these are actually legitimate women who live in the real world. So they were saying that they understand that most men want a virgin, they want a young beautiful woman who has a “cookbook” …. A woman who will be at home to take care of children. ….
…But that many men settle for the scraps they don’t actually get what they want. But they get what they can have. I guess like that old Rolling Stone song “you can’t always get what you want but you get what you need.”
And there was another brilliant point made by one of the young woman on the panel who said “you know what I could go out and go to any bar and get laid guaranteed“ But it is just not the case for men here in 2023.
As for my own takeaways from this video and from similar videos. Look whether you’re a man or a woman it’s very simple ..its about believing in yourself that’s it. You do that you go a long way my friends.
I heard 50% of boys who go off to college and still virgins today. Back in our day, 25% of us were still virgins. I got laid for the first time the summer before I went off to college. So barely. Thank god that girl came along when she did and taught me a thing or two.
I want to watch this reality show
A group of ‘attractive and confident’ virgins are heading to an island in a newly announced dating show that provokes a number of questions
www.theguardian.com
Hulu has just launched Virgin Island, a show that is exactly what you think it is. A tropical island. A bunch of virgins. Lust. Temptation. Probably some sort of clumsy, desperate, fear-filled sexual intercourse. Almost definitely a lot of crying afterwards. This might just be the show your television was invented for.
The first, and perhaps most pressing is: “What sort of virgins are these people looking for anyway?” This is important, because it will directly influence the direction of the series. If it’s about adults who have made the decision to abstain from sex, then it could be fascinating television. Perhaps they will all have to overcome a long-held fear of physical intimacy, in which case the show has the potential to be a sensitive and profound exploration of the obstacles we choose to throw in the way of our own happiness.
Then again, it could be full of a more traditional type of virgin; young people who are absolutely straining at the leash to have sex for the first time. This would make for a much more titillating series, except everyone would have it away with everyone else as soon as they set foot on the island, and the entire series would be over after three seconds.
Question number two is: “How can you be sure these people are virgins?