My Boyfriend Lied About Being A Virgin?

I'm a 20 year old girl and I have a 25 year old boyfriend, we dated for 4 months. We love each other so much. We had sex for the first time last month, I lost my Virginity to him. I knew he had sex with 6 girls before me, he's even had stories and names for each women. Eventually I found out he lied and I was the first girl he had sex with. I saw photos and videos of him as a pastor preaching in a church on Facebook, I didn't even know he used to be a pastor so I questioned him.

The truth is this.
His church was a Very Traditional Hispanic Church, with 1 Head Pastor and 3 Youth Pastors. Youth Pastors worked with Kids and teens. He was one of the Youth Pastors from the age of 19-24. He only had 1 girlfriend for 5 years. They never had sex since 'sex before marriage' is a sin in his religion, so they were waiting until marriage. Around the age of 23 he started question his religion, by the age of 24 he lost his faith and left the church. Around this same time him and his girlfriend broke up since their views weren't compatible anymore. He spent a lot of time "Soul Searching". Eventually he became an Atheist. He currently goes to college where he eventually he met me. When I asked him why did he lie about his virginity he told me it's because he's seen many situations where people make fun of virgins, especially older male virgins, that he's even had people make fun of him when he was a virgin pastor waiting until marriage.

He even brought up how one day a while back he hypothetically asked me "What do you think of people who are virgins till the age of 25" and I told him "It's a bit weird" and my response scared him. I just meant weird as in it's odd and not something I see everyday, I had no idea he was talking about himself back then, I didn't mean it that way.

On some level I feel hurt he lied to me, On some level it would have been nice to know that my first time was also his first time. But on another hand I also understand him.

What would you do in my shoes? How would you feel?
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We are still dating by the way, and the relationship is good, it's just this situation that's a little bumpy. He also told me that it's hard to go from a very traditional church setting and having to adapt to the world that's filled with so many things, and that he had to learn how to adapt to the outside world and society and relearn his morals, right from wrong, and find himself. These are also some things that he had a hard time dealing with
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  • As a Christian who believes in saving sex for marriage: GET OUT OF THERE!

    He is a wolf in sheep's clothing. I'm 25 and is still a virgin. Is celibate and never dated. He has a serious problem. A person who loves you would never have to lie to you. Especially about that! Who knows how true it is with all of those stories. That means he used you for sex and the experience alone because he wasn't happy with himself. He doesn't love himself, and sadly this is going to cause problems down the road. You lost your virginity to a liar. Let me tell you, my friend did this before and all it will turn into is lies, lies on top of other lies. You may not see it now, but I see it already. I cannot tell you what to do, but you would have done better to wait till marriage to have sex. Premarital sex is selfishness. He didn't think about you. He thought about himself. And he will never admit that unless it's to win your sympathy so you'll stay.

    • I don't believe in god either wtf are you talking about?

    • This has nothing to do with believing in God or not. I'm talking about the lying. And the consequences of it. He had no excuse to lie the way he did and as I said, who knows what else he's going to lie about next. If you want to deal with that, then it's on you. That is not something petty to lie about at all. At the end of the day, you will have to be responsible for now knowing this.

    • @btbc92 #1 - "A person who loves you would never have to lie to you" Not true, that's a fallacy, you can still love someone and lie to them. You shouldn't lie to someone you love but it's ignorant to say it's impossible to love and lie to someone at the same time. #2 - "That means he used you for sex and the experience alone because he wasn't happy with himself. He doesn't love himself, and sadly this is going to cause problems down the road" No it doesn't, again fallacious argument. Just because he lied about his virginity doesn't mean he's using her for sex. He could just truly care about her but was simply scared to be honest, life doesn't work in cliches. Also lying doesn't mean someone doesn't love themselves. And lying about 1 thing doesn't mean they are going to lie about many things down the road, you keep equating things on fallacious reasoning. #3 "Premerital sex is selfishness" Ummmm no it isn't. It's not selfish to have sex before marriage, but it's also not selfish t

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  • Six girls? My was that a whopper. As your relationship progresses you'd better be on the look out for more tall tales. See the related twilight zone episode "Hocus-Pocus and Frisby." :)

    • Ok sure I will. So what would you do if you were her? And is it forgivable? Is it understandable? Or do you blame him completely?

  • He lied. He is a hypocrit from what he's preaching. He's immoral by his own words. What more is there to say...

    • He's an atheist so he isn't preaching anymore, did you even read the whole story

Most Helpful Guys

  • Hmm. Personally, I can also understand his lie. People do make fun of that a lot. It was a silly lie, and he shouldn't have done it that's for sure, it seemed to be based all on insecurity and obviously wasn't thinking that it could or might affect you in the future.

    I think I would feel upset for very briefly, but would pretty much be forgiving and understandable. It's too bad you found out without him telling you. But maybe he would have eventually.

    And I'm sure it would have been nice for you to know if was also his first time... But it's also kind of sweet, in a way, to think back knowing that it was =p aww.

    I would let him know you're not going to put up with someone who isn't honest about who they are, and that in the future he shouldn't be afraid to be totally honest with you.

    You've only been dating 4 months, so I feel like this is a forgive and move on situation. Best of luck to you both.

    • If you were a 25 year old virgins would you be scared to tell your partner, or would you lie or maybe just think about lying? Because I will admit society does have a double standard for female virgins vs male virgins. And especially if the virgin is an older person.

  • You found a good guy and he was a Virgin, so you traded Virginitys XD yes people do make fun of Virgin people as they get older still being a Virgin, its like everyone expects everyone to have sex its messed up. Girl you should be happy he chose to give you his most valuable item to you. Don't sweat the small stuff, dont make a mountain out of a molehill, now that you know about his story you can understand, he didn't know what youd say or think of him.

    Fear is a powerful subject when you don't know something your imagination runs with it and it runs wild. Maybe he thought you would change your mind or make fun of him. I can understand how you feel as well. Look scold him and fuck him and keep him, he sounds like a good guy and let this tiny issue go. Go build a future with him he'll be very grateful to have someone like you at his side.

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  • Well it's pretty common for both guys and girls to mock and belittle male virgins so it makes sense that he would want to lie. It's not like girls never lie about their sexual histories to avoid judgment.

  • its true though, most girls won't even give you the time of day if you have less than 5 under your belt these days, usually girls are attracted to dudes with bigger numbers, can deny it but its true, especially in the college scene, so I don't blame him at all I understand him completely

  • Pretty understandable imho.

    Too bad you couldn't have enjoyed (maybe?) knowing that was his first time.

    • I would have liked it to be honest. It would have been special to me, but i won't deny that girls in college are really judgmental with guys and there's a double standard with male virgins vs female virgins