Sentences with phrase «virginity became»
Yet the idea of Mary's perpetual virginity became so popular that in the late fourth century the faithful greeted with horror two pro-marriage churchmen's suggestion that it was biblically and historically justifiable to believe that, following Jesus» birth, Mary had children by her husband just as any other wife would.
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If women are going to mature in their sexual identity, they need to overcome the contempt for virginity, for home - making and motherhood, that has become so widespread today.
It Babysitting - Lola has grown, and became a little slut, that desperately wants to loose her virginity.
Virginity for sale to the highest bidder: Teenager, 18, becomes the latest to offer herself to paying perverts on website that boasts it has doctors verify Child marriage is a formal marriage or informal union entered into by an individual before reaching a certain age, specified by some global organizations
Entertaining yet uneven, Easy A follows smart - alecky high schooler Olive Pendergast (Emma Stone) as she becomes the focus of gossip after word gets out that she lost her virginity to a college student - with the situation escalating as Olive agrees to perpetuate similar rumors about her exploits with several less - than - popular colleagues.
Jennifer Lawrence has become the latest to attempt to handle the late night reins in his absence — steering an interview with Kim Kardashian West down a juicy path as she digs for information on the weirdest thing Kanye does, which Kardashian sister lost their virginity first and her craziest ex-boyfriend.
After they graduate high school, each becomes determined to lose her virginity, and things get complicated when they fall for the same charismatic street artist.
So when she meets school hunk Rusty Waters (Scott Porter) at a graduation party, Brandy vows to become more sexually experienced before she heads off to college, and losing her virginity to Rusty is at the top of her list.
Other than a brief conversation held between best friends Gerry (Elizabeth Olsen) and Lilly (Dakota Fanning) at the beginning of the movie, where they discuss first Lilly catching her father cheating on her mother and then the strange notion of parents having sex in general before moving on to their own unappreciated virginity, there is no real plot to become de-virginized.
Director: Will Gluck Cast: Emma Stone, Penn Badgley, Amanda Bynes, Thomas Haden Church, Dan Byrd, Aly Michalka, Patricia Clarkson, Stanley Tucci, Lisa Kudrow, Malcolm McDowell Plot: A unpopular high school girl (Stone) lies about losing her virginity and discovers she has become the centre of attention.
They never saw each other as anything more than friends until they decided to lose their virginity together, and from then on, things became uncertain as to where their relationship stood.
I can't imagine that there's a high school in America (or anywhere in the western world) where a girl would become a celebrity because she admits to having lost her virginity.
In Breaking Dawn — Part 1, assorted characters fall in love with a newborn, jaunt off to private islands they happen to own off the coast of Brazil, get volume boosts to their hair thanks to becoming undead, lose their virginity in a life - threatening fashion, and experience a possibly demonic accelerated pregnancy, not necessarily in that order.
Catherine Hardwicke's «Miss You Already» is a joyous exploration of the friendship between two lifelong friends who share everything (oddly enough, even the loss of their virginity — don't ask), until the friendship becomes fractured by illness and a pregnancy.
The details: Years after taking each other's virginity in college, two serial cheaters (Alison Brie and Jason Sudeikis) reunite and become fast friends, vowing to keep it platonic to preserve the good thing they've got going.
woman did NOT sell their virginity to become a full geisha, 2.
She vies with the forces around her for power and control over her own identity, each victory nested inside a defeat and vice versa, like when she chooses to lose her virginity to her boyfriend, orders him to undress, positions him as she wishes and wholly owns the event, yet immediately afterward is beaten by her brother for becoming «a slut.»
I felt that they had become weary of insipid Pollyanna stories with their peroxide - blonde, doll - like heroines, steeped in eternal virginity, and their hairless flat - chested sterile heroes, who were as lily - white as the heroines.