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For me if a girl has given herself to any other guy it’s a red flag. She would have to be truly phenomenal to ‘erase’ that at least for me.

Why would anyone want their partner to have been with another person I will never understand, and I don’t get how people relate it to insecurity either. Like I’m supposed to want this?

And look swear down I’ve got a huge tool, I know that but I wouldn’t want another potential man to have ‘piped’ her as good as me, I don’t want her to have shared an experience and comparing me to other loser dudes, I want no sloppy seconds either.
Again, am I supposed to want these things?

Yes, I am aware this standard does rule out most women.

It baffles me how a guy could get on one knee for a girl that isn’t a v*rgin.

For me it’s a red flag. If a girl respects you wouldn’t she want to show you her loyalty by not having guy friends? I don’t think a man secure with himself would accept it.

I thought this would be like an unspoken rule. I wouldn’t keep female friendships. Maybe still acknowledge them but not be close to them.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/mexican-us-sash-graduation_n_647594f4e4b091b09c2e7751
Colorado Teen Flouts School Policy, Wears Mexican And U. S. Flag Sash To Graduation

A Colorado student barred from wearing a sash representing the flags of Mexico and the United States to her high school graduation did so anyway, partially covering it with another sash representing her participation in a service organization.

“Always stand up for what you believe in,” Grand Valley High School graduate Naomi Peña Villasano told the Post Independent of Glenwood Springs, Colorado, after receiving her diploma on Saturday in the west-central Colorado town of Parachute.

Peña Villasano’s case is the latest dispute in the U. S. about what kind of cultural graduation attire is allowed at commencement ceremonies.

Peña Villasano challenged school officials in court after they said she would be banned from graduation ceremonies if she wore the sash that has stars and stripes on one side and a cactus, eagle and a serpent to represent the Mexican flag on the other side.

A federal judge had ruled Friday that the school district could bar Peña Villasano from wearing the sash at graduation. However, with her flag sash partially covered with a gold Key Club International one, no one tried to stop Peña Villasano from crossing the stage to receive her diploma.