What do you think of premarital sex?

What do you think of premarital sex? Then I will answer this question as a senior single dog and discuss premarital sex with all of you here. My view on premarital sex is that there is no requirement, as long as I like it. I don't care about each other's past.

First of all, the current mainstream on the Internet is actually the rise of women's rights. Similar to online straight male cancer, there are indeed many mentally retarded remarks, such as "girls should not have premarital sex", "only accept that their wives are virgins" and "either virgins or virginity." Wait, these remarks were stifled by women's rights as soon as they were said. Nowadays, most people who say such remarks online are grandstanding. For example, some time ago, a female lecturer in a female ethics class on the Internet said that women should be obedient and virtuous.

Her most classic sentence is "chastity is the best dowry for girls." Being sprayed by netizens shows that people on the Internet generally support premarital sex.

At least a lot of comments I read online are aimed at straight male cancer. The two men didn't agree, that is, "Your special code name is straight male cancer, right?" Treat straight male cancer as a curse. In fact, I think women's rights still have a long way to go, and what they have done at present is far from enough.

However, there are indeed many pseudo-feminist practices that are inappropriate. If he is a virgin, then his own idea is that he must be a virgin to get married. What's wrong with that? Just because you don't do political correctness on the internet now, you will be attacked, which is called straight male cancer. Can't everyone just take it easy? Letting others agree with their own values is hooliganism, okay?

Personally, I don't care much about premarital sex. If a girl has had premarital sex, it means that she has met love before. What's wrong with it? If it's not voluntary, but rape, then it's too late for me to feel bad. Where can I blame her? If she doesn't have premarital sex, it only means that she doesn't want to. Of course, if she doesn't want to, I support her. Premarital sex is not a problem for me, no matter what it is, as long as I like it.

Just like a video circulating on the Internet some time ago, a foreign lecturer said that a woman's virginity is not in her vagina, how can she be said to have lost her virginity?

Although I don't have any requirements for premarital sex, I still feel sick about some male-dominated remarks about straight male cancer. I feel that they want to talk about an object, but they are also disdainful of some pseudo-feminists' actions to combat straight male cancer.