Everyone who lost their virginity under 18 years old are irresponsible people and a bunch of idiots.

  I was seduced at 16 by a promiscuous truck-stop waitress twenty years my senior who took me to her apartment and gave me the 'butterflies of love'.

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I lost it tonight at 16. Glad/scared/confused all at once I guess? Him and I have been together a year though, and I love him very much.

I was 15 and it was a bit of a let down to be honest

13 the summer before my freshman year.

This would be me. And the big deal is?

... actually it was junior high, but this was as close as I could get

I lost my virginity when I was 17. She was was good person although she was a little on the heavy side, if you know what I mean. Anyway, I lied and told her that I'd slept with 5 other girls before her and only after we had sex did I reveal that she was my first. The good thing though was that I was her first so it was special all the way around.

I lost my virginity when i was 16 to my boyfriend of 5 months, i knew it was def the right time to take things just one step further as over the previous months we had explored each others bodies and found out exactly what each other liked and disliked, building a huge wall of trust and love - it was an educational experiance for both of us. I was so glad Id waited for what some people may regard to be a long period, but to me it was all perfect and that was hte most important thing!! A further 6 months on and we're still together with a very active and healthy sex life, and i dont look back for a second. However I think its SO important that you wait until you feel right, and are in a secure and happy realationship where you are both open and fully trustworthy of eachothers feelings and emotions. :]

i lost it a month before my junior year ended and i still dont get what the big fuss is. i chose the right guy and we're still kinda together while he's in the Air Force bootcamp. i was glad he wasn't a virgin so at least one of us knew what we were doing.

It was only a dream. What kind of dream I cannot say!!

Summer after my 9th grade...

If I knew then what I know now it could have been SO much better.

my freshman year when i was 14

I lost my virginity at age 14 in 9th grade to a very controlling, jealous, & obsessive boyfriend. But I am thankful that I at least got some experience!

I lost mine to my then boyfriend atthe time, kinda wish I had waited for true love. ( which I am in now ) However had I not had bad sex before maybe I wouldn't appreciate how good it is now!

I lost my virginity when I was 17 years old, during my junior year in high school. Not the proudest time of my life, I was a struggling teen during these times.

Well, I didn't but I do think it's unfair when people pass judgements on those who did.

i was 16, she was a year younger and she was incredible. she was much more experienced and incredibly patient. i was probably physically ready two years earlier, but it happened at the perfect time for me emotionally. i wasn't in love by any means, but she was someone i liked a lot and had a great friendship with. we were never a serious couple, but we continued to fool around for about 7 more years before i moved away.

I lost it at 16 with the man I am still with now. The first time was terrible. It hurt so much, I cried! But then, a few months later, we did it again and it felt a lot better!

I was 16 and it was and still is awsome. I am glad i choose the right guy

I was 16. Terrible experience. But the relationship with the guy was very good. He was terrible at ahem...physical intimacy, being only 19 and not that experienced himself I can understand it. But, I was scarred by the experience. Fortunately we had a good time together for about a year and a half, he was a nice guy...

12 days before my 16th to a guy a year older than me.... I actually did wonder during that brief moment what all the fuss was about. A year later I found out.

For God's sake, virgins at college are complete headcases. Lose it at HS and don't take that baggage to college.

Eh. Knowing what I know now, I should've waited.