Kate Monro is the author of Losing It: How We Lost Our Cherry Over the Last 80 Years, published by Icon Books.

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Whats it all about?

  • Losing our virginity…it happens to almost all of us, no matter who we are or where we come from. How did it happen for you? Ever wondered what other people think and feel about this never-to-be-repeated experience? I am on a mission to find out. Follow my journey as I collect stories from as wide a selection of people as possible. From men and women, old and young, gay, straight, Christian, Muslim and Catholic, from the funny and the sad, to the happy and occasionally, the unbelievable. I am in search of the one story that we rarely share. Come and join my adventure.

Contribute your story?

  • Have you got a story you would like to post? Or an opinion you would like to share? Email me: [email protected] Remember to tell me when you were born and what country you come from. All names will be changed to protect identity.

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July 16, 2010

Comments

London Escorts

So many under age British girls are lost their virginity everyday but its not always guys fault, most of the time girls encourage guys to do this things happened.

Kay

I enjoyed reading Ash's account; very witty, humanising, and arousing. At times I wish I had lost my virginity to someone who was sexually curious, who wanted to explore, taste and smell my body rather than someone who simply wanted to plug it in the hole.

beth

Kate you did good job, thank you for posting the story. I would say, this is where we are, all of us. I want to taste life before I die.

Miranda

I read about your blog in the Guardian, a paper I’ve stopped buying (though will still check out online) due to it’s biased and factually questionable coverage of issues around sex work. I work in the sex industry, and media coverage can have a big impact on the quality of our lives, as well as harmfully influencing social attitudes and policy.

So it was a real uplift to read a positive account of a client’s interaction with a sex worker, especially as I’ve been privileged to see a number of male and female disabled clients in similar situations to Ash.

Finally, your site reminded me of
http://www.myfirstprofessionalsex.com/
The majority of posts are from US/Canadian sex workers, but there’s a number of people from the UK and elsewhere.

Thank you for giving people a chance to share something so intimate. I hope that more people feel able to talk about their experiences due to sites like yours.

It would be great to see a more adult, real conversation about sex in our society. Your site is part of making that happen.

Thank you.

James

Ash - I think you have made the whole thing up.

Brian

I found this story very moving. I realise it's a spurious connection, as I'm able-bodied, but I can relate to Ash's feelings of awkwardness, curiosity and raw joy.

Nick

Amazing and inspiring story. Thanks for sharing.

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