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In a video, a woman explains to her fans why she is still a virgin at the age of 34.
The American influencer openly discussed the topic on Instagram, outlining the primary factors that led to her choice, which she claims is entirely her own.
For one important reason, crisis police liaison Lauren Harkins, also known as itslaurenciaga on social media, states in her account bio that she has had “no boyfriend since birth.”
The 34-year-old started the now-viral video by saying, “Some of the biggest myths about being a virgin in my 30s – these are all the things that people think when they find out I’m a virgin at 34, but aren’t true.” She has previously discussed how her lifestyle influences her decision.
According to Harkins, “They believe I’m gay, that I’m doing it for Jesus, that hormones aren’t ‘hormoning,’ that I have a bad past, that I need therapy,
“They think I’m super traditional, they think I have daddy issues, they think nobody wants me, they think I’m developmentally challenged, they think I’m socially awkward, they think I’m sex averse, they think I’m prude,” she said.
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The 34-year-old started the now-viral video by saying, “Some of the biggest myths about being a virgin in my 30s – these are all the things that people think when they find out I’m a virgin at 34, but aren’t true.” She has previously discussed how her lifestyle influences her decision.
According to Harkins, “They believe I’m gay, that I’m doing it for Jesus, that hormones aren’t ‘hormoning,’ that I have a bad past, that I need therapy,
“They think I’m super traditional, they think I have daddy issues, they think nobody wants me, they think I’m developmentally challenged, they think I’m socially awkward, they think I’m sex averse, they think I’m prude,” she said.
The 34-year-old started the now-viral video by saying, “Some of the biggest myths about being a virgin in my 30s – these are all the things that people think when they find out I’m a virgin at 34, but aren’t true.” She has previously discussed how her lifestyle influences her decision.
According to Harkins, “They believe I’m gay, that I’m doing it for Jesus, that hormones aren’t ‘hormoning,’ that I have a bad past, that I need therapy,
“They think I’m super traditional, they think I have daddy issues, they think nobody wants me, they think I’m developmentally challenged, they think I’m socially awkward, they think I’m sex averse, they think I’m prude,” she said.
