Also, it's interesting that President Jimmy Carter (following Jesus' message) thought wanting to do other women was a little cheaterly (at least enough that he admited it when asked if he'd ever cheated).

People need to do away with the concept of virginity, which of course would lead to them doing away with the concept of "real sex." Virginity is just one more way to shame women in our culture (in almost every culture, actually)–if a woman isn't a virgin before she's married, or before some arbitrary point in a relationship, she's a "slut," she's "easy." In some people's minds, she's even "damaged goods."

Conversely, people could stop worrying about "losing one's virginity"–as if those who haven't had sex are uncool, or frigid, or gay (another heterosexist sentiment). And perhaps you'd have fewer scenarios like in "The 40-year-old Virgin" or "Superbad" when young men attempt to woo drunk women in order to get rid of this pesky "virginity."

I am 12.

It more or less went like this:

Her: Ha ha that's not possible.
Me: Zuh?
Her: It's in the ladies' room, only ladies will read that.
Me: Zuh?
Her: And it says 'fuck your mom'! A lady can't fuck her mom! Duh.
Me: Zuh? I mean, why not? I mean, technically.
Her: Ladies can't fuck ladies.
Me: Yes they can.
Her: No they can't.
Me: Yes they can, lesbians do it all the time.
Her: No, that's not real sex.
Me: …ZUH?
Her: Real sex requires the manly-bits, don't you know.
Me: No, but, wait, that's not… Then what do you call lesbian sex?!
Her: Well it's damn well not fucking.
Me: *head explodes*

Also, first time commenter. Hello. *wave*