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Impossible to answer. The love of ones life is not necessarily the one loved the longest or the last. Unless one chooses to restrict themselves to only one other for life. Sure, some people get lucky and meet the right person young and both live long lives, but that percentage is statistically negligible. It may increase in cultures that still value virginity, but in those cultures there are many other factors bearing on the marriage I shouldn't have to explain.Virginity is a state of physical, emotional, and intellectual ignorance. If they so desire, once an adult is physically, and has been emotionally and intellectually prepared, they should disabuse themselves of the condition forthwith.For the record, intellectual preparedness is at least being made aware of the fact that sexual intercourse is one of the most hazardous things, physically, emotionally, and intellectually, we can do, and methods for mitigating these hazards must be known, e.g., Rule # 1: Without current medical clearance, never put your (let a) penis near a (your) mucous membranes without a condom on it.Aaah romance.

No, I don't think it is.I think it is wise that anytime you engage with a new sexual partner you require a current clearance from a doctor that they are STD free. That means that you have an obligation to her to provide her with current medical clearance for STDs and she has an obligation to you.I'm an old lady now who does not have sex outside of my marraige. However, all the young people I know from teens to their 60s say it is the norm to require proof. Apparently the one night stands that were relatively common when I was a young woman are very rare now, at least among my friends.

It really depends on how you’re going to travel into space.If you're thinking of becoming a NASA astronaut, then there are other things to be considered. According to NASA:“Today, to be considered for an astronaut position, U.S. citizens must meet the following qualifications:A bachelor's degree in engineering, biological science, physical science, computer science or mathematics.At least three years of related professional experience obtained after degree completion OR at least 1,000 hours pilot-in-command time on jet aircraft.The ability to pass the NASA long-duration astronaut physical. Distant and near visual acuity must be correctable to 20/20 for each eye. The use of glasses is acceptable.Astronaut candidates must also have skills in leadership, teamwork and communications.”If you want to be a professional astronaut but are not planning to fly a spacecraft or be a mission specialist, then you still need to be able to pass a Class II physical.However, if you are simply planning to be a “space tourist” and make a short flight with a company such as Virgin Galactic, then that’s different. Virgin Galactic is planning to take up to 6 people at a time on suborbital flights. That means you will not go into orbit around the Earth, but be boosted upwards, reaching about 115km, which is 15km higher than the accepted “boundary” of space at 100km. You’ll experience about 5 minutes of weightlessness on the flight before falling back and returning to a glide landing back at the spaceport.Virgin Galactic’s website says: (Emphasis added)“Each astronaut will take part in three days of pre-flight preparation, bonding, and training onsite at Spa port America, the world’s first purpose-built commercial spaceport. Learning how to make the most of time spent in microgravity as well as tips on how to be the most comfortable in macrogravity will form an important part of the preparation. Pre-flight preparation will ensure that each astronaut is mentally and physically prepared to savor every second of the spaceflight. Basic emergency response training prescribed by our regulators will be at the forefront. Activities to aid familiarity with the spaceflight environment will follow a close second.”Space Safety Magazine says:“It is unlikely that only completely healthy people would be allowed to fly, as is the case with professional astronauts.“The FAA and Aerospace Medical Association Commercial Spaceflight Working Group are proposing medical recommendations for regulating commercial space travel. To-date, the FAA’s Office of Commercial Space Transportation has not set specific medical requirements or disqualifying characteristics for space tourists, most probably so as not to hinder the development of the sector with overregulation. The FAA does not propose to regulate medical aspects of space passengers beyond requiring informed consent. Therefore, doctors who clear patients for space will share the responsibility of issuing that clearance with the commercial travel company selling the ticket if something happens to patients’ health condition due to the flight.”The bottom line is that this kind of space travel should be open to anyone who is reasonably healthy - that means both in their physical state and their financial condition.Tickets to space aren’t that cheap …