No not technically. If you do not have any penetration by a man organ a female is still a virgin. But if I was with a young woman who gave me head but did not have vaginal sex the idea that she was a virgin, well I would find hysterical. Even if I was a young man to me sex is sex. Even is she did not have intercourse, she's had sex. This distinction is a product of our society playing semantics and making it OK do do something with justification even though it's total BS.

as they the person said above me "sex is sex". i agree with this statement.

Remember - President Bill Clinton was quoted as saying that a BJ was not sex. That was U.S. Government authority from the highest office. So to your question; No.

No.

Clinton is right in claiming that BJ is not sex. Look it up in the Old Testament, it is the penetration of penis into vagina that constitutes sex or whatever the term one wishes to allocate to it: copulation. So, guys and gals, go ahead and have fun.

nope, you can have oral and still virgin.

isnt the hymen what describes you as a virgin?i still beileve that the second his cock touches you in any sexual matter handjob blowjob anal etc. still means your not a virgin but the hymen is what is described as virginity so.....

well yeh its oralSEX any type of sex is loosing youre virginity lol tbh im gettin a bj of ma fionce right now

Sex is all by definition, the technical is the breaking of the hymen, for women, but really, I would say if your definition of sex doesn't include oral sex (which the name pretty much has already qualified it as sex, but I shan't get huffy about your personal choices) then it's not.

no it does not as long as a man doesn't come near your vagina then your still a virgin

No you are still a virgin if all you do is have oral sex and you are a female giving the oral sex if you are a male having oral sex you are also concidered a virgin until you ejaculate.For a female you have to penatrate the vagina

1) Not if you do it to yourself. ;-) 2) "Some historians and anthropologists note that many societies that place a high value on virginity before marriage, before the sexual revolution, actually have a large amount of premarital sexual activity that does not involve vaginal penetration: for example, oral sex, anal sex and mutual masturbation. This is considered by some people "technical" virginity, as vaginal intercourse has not occurred but the participants are sexually active. In recent years, "technical" virginity has become popular among teenagers. In 1999, a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association which examines the definition of sex based on a 1991 random sample of 599 college students from 29 states found that sixty percent said oral-genital contact did not constitute having sex." Source and further information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginity 3) "Cooke defines a virgin as a person that has not had any sexual experiences. "You shouldn't be considered a virgin if you've participated in oral sex, because you're participating in sexual activities. That's why they call it oral sex," said Cooke." "Still, other teens don't quite agree with Cooke's rigid definition. Cooke's friend, an 18- year-old girl and recent graduate of Mount Vernon High School, believes quite the opposite. The girl, who wished to remain nameless, said, "That's not entirely true. If you have oral sex you are still a virgin."" "Teens say the possibilities of unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases are always on their minds, so subscribing to the technical virginity theory allows them to experience sex without worry. This is exactly the view that the web site technicalvirginity.com aims to discourage. At first glance, the site seems to promote the practice, but further exploration reveals that it's actually a parody of the way some teens view abstinence." Source and further information: http://media.www.districtchronicles.com/media/storage/paper263/news/2003/01/30/StudentLife/technical.Virginity.Means.Teens.do.It.But.Not.Doing.It-355378.shtml