Celebs Who Swore To Stay Virgins

Posted by: Simcha Whitehill Filed in: celebs, galleries
12:00PM, Thursday May 7th 2009

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Britney Spears swore she was a virgin, but post-Timberlake and before she went craaaaazy for the penis, the young pop star admitted that not only was she not saving the big V, she needed a dude, stat! Britney told W, “I haven’t had a boy in a really long time, and I’m really craving.”

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dirtyboots
wrote on May 7 2009 @ 12:28 pm: [report]

I was most surprised about Lisa Kudrow, I had no idea. I’d be curious to find out if there are other celeb males who have sworn to keep their virginity.

whiterabbit29
wrote on May 7 2009 @ 03:00 pm: [report]

while i think that sex is a personal choice, i also think it’s a private one. i feel that by posting it to the world, people feel that they are on a pedestal, as if being a virgin makes you better.

averardoll
wrote on May 8 2009 @ 01:19 pm: [report]

So I thought I clicked on the things you don’t know about the penis and I got to the article on alleged “celebrity virgins”. Guess they shouldn’t now about the penis..hehe.

Alison Wonderland
wrote on May 8 2009 @ 02:52 pm: [report]

Does anyone watch ‘Pretty Wicked’? Katie looks just like Julianne Hough.

sam04
wrote on May 11 2009 @ 07:34 pm: [report]

I read this the other day and it made me laugh, particularly the South Park clip. Mickey Mouse will never be the same for me.

http://classicalgeektheatre.blogspot.com/2009/03/regarding-jonas-brothers.html

misspixie
wrote on May 12 2009 @ 04:42 am: [report]

Meh, I am so bored of virginity being this pinnacle of Good. I think it’s a hangover from early Christianity (look it up!) and has somehow become this ultimate goal for people - I think it’s bullsh*t. The early Church began in a time when people married very young anyway and so the concept of remaining a virgin until marriage wasn’t carried over such a long period of time as it would be today with people getting married later and later. It could also be argued that the early Christian writers (ie, mostly men) reflect the way that society was back then - ie, women were not equal and were invariably property of their fathers/husbands, and somehow keeping them virgins was a reflection on the family.

If you want to be a virgin til you marry - then fine, do it, just don’t tell the world about it as if it’s everybody else’s business and act like people who do have sex are somehow “making bad choices” - although I do think there needs to be more sex education for people so that they know what they are getting into if they do make that choice.

Ok, am done moaning - am gonna go eat lunch xxxx