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Hi NBKG, There are many images that we are told represent the necessary steps in growing up. These steps include parties, spin the bottle, fraternities, alcohol, drugs, fights and more. Everyone can empathize with watching a movie about high school and feel like they missed out on an entire part of their lives. The unfortunate part about all of this is that first of all, such ideas are not real. They are manufactured by movies, television and the age of our current society. What we imagine the first innocent sexual encounters to be based on the images we see are almost never similar to reality. With that in mind, you can rest assured that although there may be some people who were lucky enough to experience the innocence of sexual discovery as you have described, most people have forgotten that entirely and have never experienced it. This includes those that engaged in such activities at a younger age. What you describe is a beautiful thing and I'm quite certain you don't feel ashamed of it. There can be nothing wrong with waiting indefinitely to explore your sexual side, and there can be nothing wrong with wanting to do so in an innocent manner. So, in answer to your question, there is nothing wrong with your desires if they do not spawn from the need to socially experience such things as the "cool kids" apparently did. If these desires exist as your own want to be able to explore sexuality in an innocent manner, then it is idealistic and is not in error. (A way of testing this yourself is to imagine exploring this with only one girl who shares the same innocent desires as you. Imagine doing this in privacy with no one else knowing about it except you and this girl. If this is satisfying to you, then your desires are not based on insecurity. Whatever part feels unfulfilled by a lack of other girls or people involved would likely be due to the insecurity of being left out of the "cool kids" crowd.) Now, we know the ideal answer. But you live in reality and the only way to maximize your happiness is to figure out how to manifest your idealism in a non-idealistic environment. Your primary problem will be finding girl(s) like yourself. Girls generally lose their virginity a few years younger than boys do and therefore it is less likely to find an inexperienced woman than a man. Another harsh reality is that most girls that are inexperienced at an older age are not inexperienced out of choice: it is because they are unattractive. This, in itself brings about further problems. I think the best perspective you should have is this: Although you are not physically as experienced as other females may be, this does not mean that they did not miss out on the same exact experiences that you are looking for. A woman that has had sex a hundred times may still yearn for the simple pleasure of kissing in a grassy field because she never met a man who wanted such simple pleasures. Your goal, therefore, should be to find a woman (experienced or not) that recognizes the importance of discovering sexuality in a calm and collected manner without the pressures of society or expectations. The biggest difficulty in doing so will be that most women in their 20s have long lost hope in finding a man that doesn't just want to have sex. It isn't your responsibility to convince them you are a nice guy, and if you try, you will most likely fail. Your most probable solution would be to find a woman that is re-discovering her innocence and slowing down her sexuality to experience what she missed. Such a woman would be willing to believe that you are similar. Alternatively, you may find a woman exactly like yourself. This is not likely, but still possible. Either way, I do not believe what you are expressing is a bad thing. I feel it is useful to experience sexuality in the correct manner, without pressure. If anything is ever experienced with pressure, you tend to lose a part of yourself that you may end up looking for at a later age. By that time it becomes much harder to find it again. Eva
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