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In this short monologue, the speaker confronts a common anxiety among high‑school students that being a virgin will make them undesirable in college. He explains that, contrary to the myth, he has never encountered a college student who worries about being a virgin; instead, many students view a partner’s first sexual experience as a special moment worth treating with care. He argues that a respectful partner will slow down to make the experience meaningful, while anyone who mocks a virgin is not a suitable sexual partner. The speaker’s purpose is to reassure listeners that there is no need to fear virginity in college and to encourage them to recognize partners who respect rather than ridicule their first‑time status.

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