can you loose your virginity, as a woman, to another lesbian?

Answer 1

Of course!

Virginity is about sexual purity in all forms. Anything sexual you do with another person (whether it's intercourse, oral sex, or any kind of sexual activity) consists of losing purity in some way.

Answer 2

I like the way your question calls into question the whole concept of "virginity." What counts as "sex?" How come masturbation doesn't count as "losing your virginity?" Even when it's mutual masturbation? Are gay MEN who've never had sex with a woman considered to be virgins, even though they may have done things sexually that most straight guys wouldn't dream of? The whole "virginity" thing, when you think about it, becomes a concept created by a word, rather than being a word used to describe a concept. From that perspective, the whole thing is pretty useless, don't you think?

Answer 3

Hmm, depends on how you define "sexual intercourse", which in my understanding marks the difference between one who is a virgin and one who is not.

For the sake of argument, this is from wikipedia:-
"Often a community adapts its legal definitions during case laws for settling disputes. For example, in 2003 the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled that same-sex relations do not constitute sexual intercourse, based on a 1961 definition from Webster's Third New International Dictionary, in Blanchflower v. Blanchflower, and thereby an accused spouse in a divorce case was found not guilty of adultery based on this technicality."

So legally, it would seem that even if a female did experience sex through the usage of implements other than a penis, that does not mean she loses her virginity, at least in the US.

Physiologically though, if a female did actually experience sex through the means mentioned above, one wonders whether that means she stays a "virgin", or can be called "untouched" - psychologically and emotionally.

At the end of the day the answer is probably Yes, because the concept of "virginity" is hardly a legal one!!

Answer 4

Hmm, If you are a virgin, and you do it with a lesbian... You are still a virgin, I know it sounds funny, but to not be a virgin it requires some penetration from a Male Penis.

I'm not trying to be homophobic, but that's the truth.

Answer 5

it depends on your definition of virginity.. some associate virginity with breaking the hymen, while others associate it with penis-to-vagina sex.. thirdly, some consider virginity to represent someone who has had no sexual contact.

what really matters is whether or not you are comfortable with getting sexual with this other woman. can you look back on life many years from now and say that you won't regret sexual acts with her?

and what about the present? do you love her? are you ready to get sexual with her? are you ready to have a sexual history on your resume (well not resume, but knowing in your own mind that you have done it)..

if you are ok with all of this, then sounds like you are ready to proceed.. be safe, and have fun!

Answer 6

It depends, if there is just mutual masturbation like humping, fingering, then no. But, if the hyman (thin layer of tissue in the vagina) is actual broken then yes. This would only happen with deep penetration that a woman can not give to another, except with an artificial device.

Answer 7

If you are having sex with her, then I would say yes...especially if you manage to have an orgasm (this may take some time, especially if you can't have one on your own). Also, if this is your first female, you could be considered to have lost your virginity due to dating a female (for the first time and having sex with her, of course...)

Answer 8

Virginity is a state of mind.

Answer 9

Definitely.

Answer 10

Yes.