Can any of use truly be considered 'Virgins'? What's your opinion?

Question

As you know a 'Virgin' is "A person who has not had sexual intercourse." And seeing how 'Sexual Intercourse' is defined as 'Genitals of 2 beings interacting with another'. Wouldn't that mean most of us can't be considered virgins? I say most as some women do have C-Sections. What is your view on this?

Answer 1

huh? Many of "us"? Do you mean women who have had children? What does a c-section/giving birth have to do with it? If you are pregnant, I'm pretty sure unless you are the Virgin Mary you can assume a woman is no longer a virgin.

I think maybe something is missing here in the language??

Answer 2

Hardy, har, har.  Aren't you funny.

No, vaginal childbirth does not constitue losing your virginity.  If that's what floats your boat though, then sure.  Whatever.

Answer 3

Intercourse is when a p***s penetrates a v****a so that would mean you are not a virgin if you have done this and i do not even know what you mean by c-sections & virgins.

Answer 4

A virgin is someone who has not had sexual intercourse, a p***s penetrating a v****a, therefore I highly doubt that would mean most people are not virgins.

Answer 5

I'm still trying to understand how virgins and C-Sections interplay in this question (?) Maybe you meant to say something else??

Answer 6

but the baby got there by someones genitals touching hers for the most part.  NOw if she was inseminated that would be different

Answer 7

well, coming out of your mothers uterus is definetly not loosing your virginity. virginity partly means: two people having intercourse who are not related

Answer 8

IF you have had s*x then you are not a virgin...plain and simple

I'm not cure what C sections have to do with being a virgin considering they had to have s*x in order to get pregnant and have the Csection in the first place...

But yeah I would say if you have had s*x then you are not classified as a virgin anymore