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Although the word "'''virgin'''" is neutral (and silent) on the question of volition, the word ''virginity'' gives off harbingers of volition, [[Volcel|intentionality]] and willful [[sexlessness]]; this is probably due to the Medieval mores and mannerisms which continue to linger within society | Although the word "'''virgin'''" is neutral (and silent) on the question of volition, the word ''virginity'' gives off harbingers of volition, [[Volcel|intentionality]] and willful [[sexlessness]]; this is probably due to the Medieval mores and mannerisms which continue to linger within society today. | ||
It is possible that the idea virginity is voluntary is due to the Virgin Mary story. The Virgin Mary story has ingrained virtue and honourability to the notion of sexual abstinence. As such, it has become difficult for many people in the Western world to understand the concept of the [[sex deficit]], which has become so profound, it is even affecting [[normie]]-tier [[men]]. | It is possible that the idea virginity is voluntary is due to the Virgin Mary story. The Virgin Mary story has ingrained virtue and honourability to the notion of sexual abstinence. As such, it has become difficult for many people in the Western world to understand the concept of the [[sex deficit]], which has become so profound, it is even affecting [[normie]]-tier [[men]]. | ||