*facepalm*

lmao (is all i've got to say)

It is lust, and it is an offense against chastity. From a theological standpoint, as a Christian, there is no distinction made between physical virginity, and lust. I found this to be a rather interesting question, by the way. Good for you for asking!

I've had cybersex, and it can get very explicit. You do find out some things about sex from doing it, if it's your first time. Physically, yes, you are still a virgin, because I am sure the real thing is quite different. And, unlike masturbation, you are involving another person in the sexual act. So, while it's more "losing your virginity" than masturbating is, it's technically losing your virginity.  If you really want to go to your wedding night a virgin, then don't do it, because even if it is online, you are still making a sexual connection with another person, even if it's not physical, and if you really want to only sexually connect with one person in your life, then you won't accomplish that by having cybersex.

Personally, I don't regret what I did, but then I'm also not waiting until marriage, either. I'm just saying that if you want to avoid making a sexual connection with another person before you've met your spouse, then cybersex would be one of those things to avoid.

Bahaha.

Oh my goodness. Leave it to revelife to post this.

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hahahahahahahaha

Ummmm, no.  Losing your virginity requires the act of REAL sex... with a REAL person.  Not words on a screen.  This is rediculous.

You can loose your virgin mind, but if you are alright with cybersex then you don't have a virgin mind to start with.

In human females, the hymen is a membrane part of the vulva, which partially occludes the entrance to the vagina, and which stretches, or is sometimes torn, when the woman first engages in sexual intercourse. A female's virginity is this hymen. Unless you are actively putting things inside of you or heavily masturbating, you should not be breaking this membrane, and your virginity, during cybersex.

This question is so fucking stupid, I can't believe someone took the time to think of and submit this to revelife. Seriously, whathefuck.

no, as you have to physically to lose your virginity.

Of course not! What were you thinking? Did you think sex was some physical thing or something?