MaidLoverVale#6087 of Discord recently discussed with me the value of virginity. In our discussion she suggested that “virginity,” does not have a face and it is impossible to tell a virgin from a promiscuous person.

 Desiring to take up the challenge of proving to her that indeed virginity has a face I set out on a little adventure. During my exploration she supplied me with clues as to what others have said about the identity of a virgin.

She was told of the “Nose Wide Open,” syndrome connected to the loss of virginity:

w8 for real? my nose will change

I was presently amused and suggested:

 haha they do say the loss of virginity is akin to having your nose wide open...that is an African American euphemism and I did not think it applied to everyone. I mean there is a certain credence given to the fact that not everyone's first time is the same as others. Some noses are widened further than others and some find pleasure in deeper forms than others.

She had heard of this occurrence and was put off by the culture surrounding virginity. I had to let her know You won't be a 40 year old virgin though...you've been hunting for a mate for a while.

You will find what you are looking...I am thinking how best to really depict a virgin face. See I avoided virgins growing up, while all my other friends that is all they wanted. Real Vamps when it came to that stuff. I always felt those moments where too special to defile with all the forms of Eros love. I was a big Felicity Porter fan growing up

In my search I found. There is a lot of talk centered around her because of the American ideal, which suggests that women of the African American culture are less devoted to the institution of marriage and more inclined to support “free love,” at an early age and gave way to Aretha Franklin’s “Sock it to me.”

 I decided to draw Ms. Smith first as the image of virginity because of her stance on keeping herself pure until the right man comes along.

Virginity has become the gift that gives millions to the right buyer.

While looking in the back of my mind for the “Face of Virginity,” and residing myself to failure in being able to do more than what has already been presented on the idea of virginity. With the likes of Carlo-Dolcies conception of “virginity,” created in 1616-1686, my excitement rose as I become aware of the

hefty price tag on such a wonderful gift.

 Though I can never achieve more than the greats Virginity has a face and several people are motivated in numerous directions to reap the benefits from it.

For instance, Irina Gladkik was arrested for trying to sell her 13-year-old daughter’s virginity. She is presented in the third panel, of my artistic rendering, of “Face of Virginity.”

One of the highest grossing virgins’ is a Romanian worth 2.5 million. She is presented in the fourth panel.

Since I do not stand a chance against Carlo-Dolcies, it became more of an interest to me that the worth of virginity has always been sold with the face of a woman, and she is given many words of support or high honor for keeping it.

While men are laughed to scorn for suggesting they are capable of such thoughts of virtue.

Purity is encouraged by many spiritual leaders as a unisexual achievement and society has found a way to turn such training into a pointless exercise of anti-solicit behavior. We have turned sex into a commodity and instead of being upset that ‘virginity,’ can only be sold once and there is never enough money to go around, many have deemed the practice to be a kin to prostitution and worth the time it takes to incarcerate these perpetrators against ‘virginity.’  

In 2016 model Anna Feschneka, 17, flew to Dubai, desiring to sell her virginity for $13,000 to a wealthy Arab of the UAE. According to her it would have been a “privilege,” had her mother not contacted the police.

The second image is of the famed 3.9 million dollars, 19-year-old, who is nearly 21 by now. After selling her virginity, Frank Chung a.k.a @Frankchung of twitter, records that she considered it a “dream come true.” Giselle is her name and she feels she can buy a new life now thanks to selling her virginity.

She considered the process of selling her virginity an “emancipation,” which is a much better word that “reparations,” associated with the pursuit of legalizing marijuana to aid the dying African-American Wall Street in America and around the globe.

Cinderella Escorts indeed.

26-year-old Jan Zakobielski would be considered a dealer in the “Face of Virginity.”

In Northern Botswana there are annual “Reach4Life,” Events hosted by Paster Jerry Backey. Where they seek to teach ‘restoration,’ through abstinence and a commitment to a faith filled life. There is more information at www.lovebotswanna.org.

All this information and yet I’ve still not given you a true definition of the “Face of Virginity.”

I like to think, through it all, I was able to capture the essence of the idea, in the final panel.

A blushing beautiful bride filled with the joy of the mystery that is her mate. Is on of the definitions of virginity.