She has 'done everything else' but lost her virginity, so that she can save herself for 'mr right'.
That makes sense, I am sure she will find 'mr right no#1' in a bar somewhere.
I’m a virgin. But I'm not in a relationship and until I find the right man for me, I just want to have sex and I'm starting to think about it all the time. However, I seem to be the most promiscuous virgin I know. I've gone so far (done practically everything else) and come so close many times to sex, showing I've got the will power to stop myself, but it's not fair on the guys. I feel I shouldn't be loosing my virginity to somebody that I'm not in love with. Does it really matter? Should I stay frustrated and wait for Mr Right?
The sex researcher/sociologist/whatever focuses on pleasure and hindrances to that pleasure. What can this young girl do to remove 'psychological' hindrances to this noble pursuit of 'pleasure'.
You say: “I feel like I shouldn't be loosing my virginity to somebody that I'm not in love with. Does it really matter? Will I really regret it?” And here it may help you to unpack what regret would mean – is it about you feeling you’ve done something that can’t be undone? It may help you here to consider if you’ve had the same thoughts about the other pleasures you’ve enjoyed to date, and if not, what is different about those?
http://www.tele graph .co .uk/women/sex/10787519/Im-a-virgin.-But-Im-the-most-promiscuous-virgin-I-know.html