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Virginity as a term is an expression of purity. It implies pure, unadulterated, chaste. A virgin is a person of either gender who has not had sex.
| â | Some girls stay secretive about their Christianity and desire for virginity until marriage. Donât be ashamed to let others know where you stand. Ask your youth pastor about signing a document proclaiming your purity commitment. Then tell others about it. Consider wearing a purity symbol such as a ring or special necklace â especially on dates. These have no special power, but they can remind you of your plan to remain sexually pure. | â |
âWhat's Your Plan for Sexual Purity? by Elaine Creasman. | ||
Virginity is respected and valued in many societies, especially female virginity, which is often interwoven with personal or family honor and patriarchy in some cultures. Some men place importance on a woman's virginity, especially in a prospective wife.
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This image is based on a World War I poster of Uncle Sam exhorting men to "protect the nation's honor".
