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will he find out that i m no longer a virgin?
I m going to get married in November.. the problem is that its an arranged marriage… I just lost my virginity in feb nd have been sexually active with my boyfriend about 10-11 times… I m scared that my husband will find out that I m no longer a virgin when I do it with him…. Is this true?? Are there any chances of him discovering that Im not a virgin?????? What should I do?? Please help
there's no proof that you're not a virgin, i wish the best of luck to you. if you still love your ex, is there any way you can talk to your parents about not having an arranged marriage? i mean, maybe if they know your ex that you love...maybe they will like him too? I don't know how the whole arranged marriage goes about talking to your parents about all of that. If your parents are open minded about stuff like that I would suggest talking to them about it if you don't want to marry someone you really don't know.
well we have been 2gether for a year and a half… nd juss recently broke up… To make matters worse I just came to know that my rents have decided that I should get married of their choice. to follow the family tradition, I have to.. despite the fact that I still love my ex…. Therefore I broke up with him to make my parents happy…. N E WAYS how can a guy not find out if a girl is not a virgin????????? Is there n e proof??????
To be honest with you I don't believe he will know that you're not a virgin. Why do you have a boyfriend if you're supposed to get married in November?
Not to cast judgment or anything, but... if you're so concerned about your virginity, why are you having sex with one man and preparing to marry another man in November?
I understand that it's an arranged marriage and all. But, this is a deception that I don't think your future husband will appreciate, if he finds out.
And, who's to say that he won't be able to tell!
If you're serious about concealing your sexual experience; you would do best by stop having sex with others, now.
I understand that it's an arranged marriage and all. But, this is a deception that I don't think your future husband will appreciate, if he finds out.
And, who's to say that he won't be able to tell!
If you're serious about concealing your sexual experience; you would do best by stop having sex with others, now.
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