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What is virginity in the modern world of rather freewheeling views on sensuality - is it something each person must cherish and never lose till he/she feels that the rightest time has arrived, or maybe it’s just another stage of our life crossing which opens the door to an active sex life?
Whether to cherish or to lose your virginity is you own choice only, remember that nobody has a single right to push on you or emotionally blackmail you just. Don’t forget to listen to your both heart and mind before you make your final choice.
Trust is a crucial point in a relationship of two people, and it’s especially important when a person decides to lose his/her virginity with his/her partner. Trust takes time to develop, so make sure you have worked well enough on it before you make your good-bye-to-virginity decision.
Before making an ultimate decision to lose your virginity you must be well aware of the fact that first sex is a huge responsibility for both your partner and yourself, keep it somewhere in the back of your aroused mind and don’t forget to buy condoms.
Losing IT and Your Sensations
Your sensations before, during or after virginity loss can be different. They depend on various factors. First and foremost, they depend on whether you're male or female. If you're male, your main sensations will manifest themselves mostly during the whole process of losing your virginity. They will scarcely suggest any pain or discomfort, especially if your sexual appeal towards your partner is magnetic and chemical enough. Your sensations will just be brand new – no wonder, for you haven't experienced anything like this before.
If you're a lady, the case is much more complicated with you. Before losing your virginity you will most likely be slightly (or awfully) worried, you've heard various scary stories regarding the issue from your female friends and the general concept scares you as well.
During the process girls usually feel discomfort and even pain, needless to say females experience any special pleasures during their first sexual intercourse. They often even feel pain and bleed due to their hymen being broken. In any case, nobody died during or after first sexual intercourse, that's why there's nothing to be scared of.
As for your sensations after your virginity loss, they again depend... If you are a male, you will definitely want more without any second thoughts, while if you're a lady they may imply different sensations and reactions – bad physical condition or on the contrary, sort of physical satisfaction, regrets or condition of emotional flight. Your main task is make the positive sensations last longer and get rid of the negative ones.