What is a virgin like?

A woman is a woman who has not had sexual intercourse. In a narrower sense, a virgin is a woman who has not had vaginal intercourse, i.e., intercourse in which a male penis penetrates a woman's vagina, and intercourse in which the hymen is broken as a result of intercourse. With regard to the hymen, its physiological function is not well understood, and there is evidence that it helps to maintain hygiene in the lower body of female individuals at a young age. There are many animals that have hymens, but many exist only as juveniles or fetuses and then degenerate, such as bats, horses, and pigs. Broadly speaking, a virgin is a woman who has not had any sexual intercourse, including contact sex (including: vaginal sex, anal sex, oral sex, breast sex, etc.), or, in the case of higher moral standards, a woman who has not had other sexual intercourse, such as masturbation, kissing, or masturbation for a man, in addition to the contact sex described above. The term "virginity" is often associated with morality, and those who maintain certain traditional moral values believe that virginity represents a woman's purity and high moral values. However, in everyday life, the basic method of determining whether a woman is a virgin or not is to observe whether her hymen is intact; however, strenuous sports such as running and jumping may also cause hymen breakage, and the hymen can be repaired through surgery, so this method is not really able to determine whether a virgin is a virgin in the narrower sense of the word.