Holding on to innocence


I didn’t want to be a naive little girl, I wanted to think of myself as an experienced woman. but the problem is I’m neither of those things and it’s time I stopped lying to myself about what I want.

I’m a virgin not because I’ve lacked the opportunities to not be but because none of those opportunities, none of those men brought out a passion, or a desire that I dream of having in the bedroom.

Maybe I’m the cliche, deciding I want some emotional involvement as well as some animal attraction. I don’t necessarily want love, but I want like and I want trust as well as lust. Even if I’d already given my virginity away, I don’t think I’d be an emotionless sex, one-night stand kind of girl. I don’t see how people can’t see sex as something incredibly intimate. Why would I share that intimacy with a total stranger that I’ll never see again.

Maybe I am a dreamer, thinking it will be better then it actually is. But I think I’d rather wait for someone who wants me so much they’re willing to get know the girl behind the walls I’ve built around myself. Maybe that’s the reason I built them.

I’ve spent a lot of time over the last few weeks struggling with my virginity. I was ashamed of it I guess, until the moment I was more ashamed of my actions and then I became proud of it. But proud isn’t really the right word, maybe content with it.

I’m a young girl with a head full of crazy dreams. I’ve lost a little innocence lately, but it made me realise I want to hang on to what little innocence I have left. At least until someone I like and trust enough comes along, to teach me how to be a woman.

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2 Responses to Holding on to innocence

  1. Hey; just read this post, so the previous comment holds void… at least the opinion part.

  2. Hello dear,

    Just want to let you know, you’re not alone. For similar reasons, I’m a virgin, and pretty much no one expects me to be. People are so insistent that I have some sort of problem, I am ‘missing out,’ or they just flatly disbelieve me.

    Please don’t ever be ashamed of it. I actually am neither ashamed nor proud, it is just my state of being. I would rather not have any regrets. I wonder if we are in the same age range? I might be older based on what I am reading…or maybe not.

    Anyway, don’t let anyone get to you. You do what is most comfortable.

    ~Rose Lee

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