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| Purity rings usually say something along the lines of "True love waits." |
The most shocking part of the entire "documentary" was when they started talking about chastity balls - essentially a ball where a young girl (even as young as four!) would promise her chastity and virginity TO HER FATHER as well as until marriage.
*record scratch* wait, what?
Now, I can get behind waiting until marriage. I can even get behind waiting until love. But waiting to have sex with someone as long as your father gives you permission? .....I'm absolutely speechless about this phenomenon. And these girls actually sign somewhat of a contract with their father, that they won't give up their virginity before marriage, and it won't be to anyone that daddy doesn't approve of. What easily floors me the most is that some of these children aren't really even old enough to realize what they're saying - they just know what mom and dad have told them. At four, can you really have an opinion about your virginity other than it's something sacred, because that's what dad and mom have told you?
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| Too young to be thinking about sex/virginity? I think so. Credit to Dawn Allynn for the photo. |
See republicans? We don't need to teach our kids that sex is bad, mmkay? We need to teach them how to arm themselves with good safe sex practices, so that when accidents happen, it's not because they were uneducated.



I swore I would wait until marriage until I was...17-ish. Then I'd been in love with the same person for well over a year and yup, eventually I lost my virginity to him. I don't think it's bad to WANT to wait until marriage, so long as you're willing to compromise should your heart eventually tell you "listen girl...you're too young to get married, but you know how to be safe and you love this person, so maybe it's time to loosen up a bit"...pardon the pun ;) Though I regret CERTAIN aspects of losing my virginity (which I will not get into on a public blog), in general I am a-okay with when I lost it and especially who I lost it to. No, he's not the man I married (thank God! haha), but he was my first love :)
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