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* ''Series/Watchmen2019'': Veidt, who's at least in his sixties (Creator/JeremyIrons is seventy-one) reveals he has never been with a woman as it's distracting from his work. This may be the source of the rumor he was gay in the comics since he never married or had relationships with women that we see there. On the other hand, his statement doesn't exclude having sex with men, though presumably that would be distracting as well.
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* ''Series/Watchmen2019'': Veidt, who's at least in his sixties (Creator/JeremyIrons who is seventy-one) 80, reveals he has never been with a woman as it's distracting from his work. This may be the source of the rumor he was gay in the comics since he never married or had relationships with women that we see there. On the other hand, his statement doesn't exclude having sex with men, though presumably that would be distracting as well.
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'''Lara''': A virgin? Really, Harry, I'm not sure what to say. Is he a present?
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'''Lara''': A virgin? ''virgin?'' Really, Harry, I'm not sure what to say. Is he a present?''present?''
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See also VirginShaming (when a character is then derided for being a virgin) and TechnicalVirgin (when someone claims to be a virgin because they haven't had sex under particular conditions). Contrast OfCourseImNotAVirgin.
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Expect these characters to [[HaveIMentionedIAmSexuallyActiveToday boast about being sexually active]]. See also VirginShaming (when a character is then derided for being a virgin) and TechnicalVirgin (when someone claims to be a virgin because they haven't had sex under particular conditions). Contrast OfCourseImNotAVirgin.
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* In the ''Webcomic/HetaliaAxisPowers'' fanfic ''[[Fanfic/GankonaUnnachgiebigUnita Gankona, Unnachgiebig, Unità]]'' [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11886910/1/Gankona-Unnachgiebig-Unità]]: Let's just say Italy had ''not'' expected Germany and [[{{Bishounen}} Japan]] to be virgins as well.
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* In the ''Webcomic/HetaliaAxisPowers'' fanfic ''[[Fanfic/GankonaUnnachgiebigUnita Gankona, Unnachgiebig, Unità]]'' [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11886910/1/Gankona-Unnachgiebig-Unità]]: net/s/11886910/1/Gankona-Unnachgiebig-Unità]]: Let's just say Italy had ''not'' expected Germany and [[{{Bishounen}} Japan]] to be virgins as well.
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* Looma in ''Fanfic/FourArmedBride'' is deeply surprised to learn that Ben has never had sex despite being a galaxy-saving hero. Her forwardness for most of the fic stems from her belief that she would have to woo a man who could have any woman he wanted and indulged more than once.
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Not examples. There's nothing "unexpected" about Mai or Tomoe being virgins, the cast members are all about 15 and there's never any implication that they're anything but.
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* ''Literature/RascalDoesNotDreamOfBunnyGirlSenpai'': A JerkJock trying to ask out Tomoe catches her in [[NotWhatItLooksLike what looks like foreplay]] with Sakuta, and starts spreading rumors [[SlutShaming branding her as a slut]] who's screwing Sakuta like a rabbit. Sakuta confronts the JerkJock, humiliates him by fighting dirty, then defuses the rumor by announcing to the jock and anybody within earshot that not only are he and Tomoe ''not'' sleeping together, he's a virgin. It's revealed Tomoe is a virgin as well, and never had a boyfriend.
** Mai qualifies as well. Despite her popularity, her teasing attitude targets only her loved one, Sakuta, and she never had a boyfriend before him, neither has she kissed anyone.
** Mai qualifies as well. Despite her popularity, her teasing attitude targets only her loved one, Sakuta, and she never had a boyfriend before him, neither has she kissed anyone.
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* ''Literature/RascalDoesNotDreamOfBunnyGirlSenpai'': A JerkJock trying to ask out Tomoe catches her in [[NotWhatItLooksLike what looks like foreplay]] with Sakuta, and starts spreading rumors [[SlutShaming branding her as a slut]] who's screwing Sakuta like a rabbit. Sakuta confronts the JerkJock, humiliates him by fighting dirty, then defuses the rumor by announcing to the jock and anybody within earshot that not only are he and Tomoe ''not'' sleeping together, he's a virgin. It's revealed Tomoe is a virgin as well, and never had a boyfriend.\n** Mai qualifies as well. Despite her popularity, her teasing attitude targets only her loved one, Sakuta, and she never had a boyfriend before him, neither has she kissed anyone.
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* ''Series/{{MASH}}'':
** The [[CharacterizationMarchesOn innocent version]] of Radar. While he worries about it a fair bit, anytime he does, someone (usually Hawkeye) will tell him that a girl he wants to bring home to his mother is worth waiting for. In the episode "Springtime", when Klinger gets married, after a date with a nurse, Radar walks into the room where the ceremony is held, all crumbled up saying "I think I've just been slaked". Radar's character was changed to be more innocent as the show went on; there was mention of him losing his virginity, but later on in the show, he was still a virgin. In the later show ''After MASH'' he gets married and there's mention of him being a virgin on his wedding night.
** The [[CharacterizationMarchesOn innocent version]] of Radar. While he worries about it a fair bit, anytime he does, someone (usually Hawkeye) will tell him that a girl he wants to bring home to his mother is worth waiting for. In the episode "Springtime", when Klinger gets married, after a date with a nurse, Radar walks into the room where the ceremony is held, all crumbled up saying "I think I've just been slaked". Radar's character was changed to be more innocent as the show went on; there was mention of him losing his virginity, but later on in the show, he was still a virgin. In the later show ''After MASH'' he gets married and there's mention of him being a virgin on his wedding night.
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* ''Series/{{MASH}}'':
**''Series/{{MASH}}'': The [[CharacterizationMarchesOn innocent version]] of Radar. While he worries about it a fair bit, anytime he does, someone (usually Hawkeye) will tell him that a girl he wants to bring home to his mother is worth waiting for. In the episode "Springtime", when Klinger gets married, after a date with a nurse, Radar walks into the room where the ceremony is held, all crumbled up saying "I think I've just been slaked". Radar's character was changed to be more innocent as the show went on; there was mention of him losing his virginity, but later on in the show, he was still a virgin. In the later show ''After MASH'' he gets married and there's mention of him being a virgin on his wedding night.
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* ''Series/LoisAndClark'': Superman is revealed to be a virgin. He had some legitimate concerns (see [[http://www.rawbw.com/~svw/superman.html the essay]] that named the trope ManOfSteelWomanOfKleenex. The resident EthicalSlut Cat starts hitting on him from the very first episode. Apparently, the producers decided that she was too risque and removed the character. Meanwhile, Lois and Clark end up together and, supposedly, subvert this trope. By the end of the show, they are revealed to be trying for a baby.
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* ''Series/LoisAndClark'': Superman is revealed to be a virgin. He had some legitimate concerns (see concerns; see [[http://www.rawbw.com/~svw/superman.html the essay]] that named the trope ManOfSteelWomanOfKleenex. The resident EthicalSlut Cat starts hitting on him from the very first episode. Apparently, the producers decided that she was too risque and removed the character. Meanwhile, Lois and Clark end up together and, supposedly, subvert this trope. By the end of the show, they are revealed to be trying for a baby.
