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* Inverted in Miss March. The main character, Eugene, wants to wait to have sex. The girlfriend, on the other hand, isn't so sure about waiting.

In fiction, on the rare occasion that [[AManIsNotAVirgin a man is a virgin]], he will always want initiate sexual activity with his significant other. He's never nervous about how the first time will go, just excited about the fact that he'll actually have sex. And he'll never, ever, be as happy about the state of his (nonexistent) sex life as his girlfriend is. Remember, women [[SexAndTheCity never]] enjoy sex, and want to [[AllWomenArePrudes avoid]] it [[TheGoldenGirls at]] [[{{Twilight}} all]] costs, but men are [[AllMenArePerverts not at all]] apprehensive about it.

This is a form of DoubleStandard, distantly related to AllMenArePerverts and AllWomenArePrudes. It has about as much relationship to ''reality'' as most [[DoubleStandard double standards]] do. Contrary to popular belief, men get as nervous about sex as women do, sometimes even more, but you can't expect fiction to live up to [[RealityIsUnrealistic reality]].

* At least one of the main boys in WierdScience is like this.

* Subverted in SixteenCandles, when Andie accuses Blane of this trope, he points out that he hasn't even tried to kiss her yet.

* A VerySpecialEpisode about sex. the dialogue between A couple will always be some variation of the same generic lines:

Sometimes, when sex is not an option, in a show aimed at a younger audience, for example, kissing will be used instead.

This is a form of DoubleStandard, distantly related to AllMenArePerverts and AllWomenArePrudes. It has about as much relationship to ''reality'' as most [[DoubleStandard double standards]] do. Contrary to popular belief, men get as nervous about sex as women do, sometimes even more, but you can't expect Fiction to live up to [[RealityIsUnrealistic reality]].

Sometimes, when sex is not an option, in a show aimed at a younger audience, for example, a show will use kissing as the milestone instead.

This is a form of DoubleStandard, distantly related to AllMenArePerverts and AllWomenArePrudes. It has about as much relationship to ''reality'' as most [[DoubleStandard double standards]] do.

* In {{Gantz}} Kei Kurono starts out as a virgin who is all too eager to have sex with anything that moves. Kei Kishimoto moves in with him after their first mission "as his pet", because she has nowhere else to go. After continuously dropping hints and finally becoming explicite about his sexual desires:
-->Kishimoto: You don't have sex with your pets, do you?
-->Kurono: Well, when I was a kid I had this dog I liked to give hugs and kisses to.

* In BoyMeetsWorld, Cory feels ready to have sex, and is frustrated when Topanga decides to wait until marriage.
* In an episode of TheWire, when Dukie comes home and sees/overhears Michael with a girl, the snippet of dialogue we hear is Michael asking the girl he's with, "Are you sure you want to do this? I don't want to hurt you." This also foreshadows a BackStory with Michael.
* In an episode of CurbYourEnthusiasm, Larry responds to his wife's concern that he never initiates sex by pointing out that he's always ready, and instructs her to tap him on the shoulder when she's ready. Of course, this backfires when she gives him the tap just after he's finished masturbating ("tapped out").
* In DegrassiTheNextGeneration, Peter Doesn't pressure Darcy into having sex, but he clearly thinks he is ready, and is very eager to have sex with her.
* Inverted with MarriedWithChildren, where Peg Bundy always wants sex and Al Bundy is absolutely sickened by the very thought.

* In the [[LifetimeMovieOfTheWeek movie]] Cyber Seduction: His Secret Life, the protagonist is always pressuring his girlfriend to have sex with him because he thinks he is ready.
* One of the skits in Extreme Movie revolves around this.

-->Kishimoto: You don't have sex with your pets, do you.

[[AC: Manga]]

-->'''Alice:'' ...I'm sure...

In fiction, on the rare occasion that [[AManIsNotAVirgin a man is a virgin]] he will always want initiate sexual activity with his significant other. He's never nervous about how the first time will go, just excited about the fact that he'll actually have sex. And he'll never, ever, be as happy about the state of his (nonexistent) sex life as his girlfriend is. Remember, women [[SexAndTheCity never]] enjoy sex, and want to [[AllWomenArePrudes avoid]] it [[TheGoldenGirls at]] [[{{Twilight}} all]] costs, but men are [[AllMenArePerverts not at all]] apprehensive about it.

This is a form of DoubleStandard, distantly related to AllMenArePerverts and AllWomenArePrudes. It has about as much relationship to ''reality'' as most DoubleStandards do.

In fiction, on the rare occasion that [[AManIsNotAVirgin a man is a virgin]] he will always want initiate sexual activity with his significant other. He's never nervous about how the first time will go, just excited about the fact that he'll actually have sex. And he'll never, ever, be as happy about the state of his (nonexistent) sex life as his girlfriend is. Remember, women [[SexAndTheCity never]] enjoy sex, and want to [[AllWomenArePrudes avoid]] it [[TheGoldenGirls at]] [[{{Twilight}} all]] costs, but men are [[AllMenArePerverts not at all]] apprehensive about it.

1. A VerySpecialEpisode about sex. the dialogue between A couple will always be some variation of the same generic lines:


Bob: Are you sure about this...I mean, are you sure you're ready?

Alice: ...I'm sure...


2. An episode about how a girl's virginity is precious in some way, and how she has every to turn down sex from her boyfriend.

* In BoyMeetsWorld, Cory feels ready to have sex, and is frustrated when Topanga decides to wait until marriage.
* In an episode of TheWire, when Dukie comes home and sees/overhears Michael with a girl, the snippet of dialogue we hear is Michael asking the girl he's with, "Are you sure you want to do this? I don't want to hurt you." This also foreshadows a BackStory with Michael.
* In an episode of CurbYourEnthusiasm, Larry responds to his wife's concern that he never initiates sex by pointing out that he's always ready, and instructs her to tap him on the shoulder when she's ready. Of course, this backfires when she gives him the tap just after he's finished masturbating ("tapped out").
* In DegrassiTheNextGeneration, Peter Doesn't pressure Darcy into having sex, but he clearly thinks he is ready, and is very eager to have sex with her.

* In AmericanPie, One of the guys in particular wants to have sex with his girlfriend, but she's not ready and wants it to be "special", though she's OK with other forms of sexual activity like oral sex. At the end, they do have sex, but then they break up.
* In the [[LifetimeMovieOfTheWeek movie]] Cyber Seduction: His Secret Life, the protagonist is always pressuring his girlfriend to have sex with him because he thinks he is ready.
* One of the skits in Extreme Movie revolves around this.

2. An episode about how a girl's virginity is precious in some way, and she has every to turn down sex from her boyfriend. Spoiler alert:
The girl won't listen, and she'll either feel like a slut after sex, or she'll feel violated, and she'll swear to her friends that
she'll never have sex again.

In fiction, on the rare occasion that [[AManIsNotAVirgin a man is a virgin]] he will always want initiate sexual activity with his significant other. He's never nervous about how the first time will go, just excited about the fact that he'll actually have sex. And he'll never, ever, be as happy about the state of his (nonexistent) sex life as his girlfriend is. Remember, women [[SexAndTheCity never]] enjoy sex, and want to [[AllWomenArePrudes avoid]] it [[TheGoldenGirls at]] [[{{Twilight}} all]] costs, but men are [[AllMenArePerverts not at all]] apprehensive about it.

for example:

* 1. Pick any teen drama, a lot of them will have at least one VerySpecialEpisode about sex. the dialogue between two people who are about to have sex always is something along the lines of this: Boy: "Are you sure you're ready?" (note: as I said above, it's always the male asking this question) Girl: *after pausing or breathing deeply* "yes...I'm sure."

**1a. on a side note, this also turns out to be an episode about how a girl's virginity is precious in some way, and she has every to turn down sex from her boyfriend. Spoiler alert: The girl won't listen, and she'll either feel like a slut after sex, or she'll feel violated, and swear to her friends to never have sex again.

Sometimes, when sex is not an option, in a show aimed at a younger audience, for example, a show will use kissing as the milestone instead.

In fiction, on the rare occasion that [[AManIsNotAVirgin a man is a virgin]] he is always the one who wants to initiate sexual activity with his significant other. he's never nervous about how the first time will go, just excited about the fact that he'll actually have sex. And he is always the one who is disappointed with the fact that he's never had sex, not his girlfriend. Remember, women [[SexAndTheCity never]] enjoy sex, and want to avoid it at all costs, but men are [[AllMenArePerverts not at all]] apprehensive about it.

o 1a. on a side note, this also turns out to be an episode about how a girl's virginity is precious in some way, and she has every to turn down sex from her boyfriend. Spoiler alert: The girl won't listen, and she'll either feel like a slut after sex, or she'll feel violated, and swear to her friends to never have sex again.

Sometimes, when sex is not an option, in a show aimed at a younger audience, for example, a show will use kissing as the milestone instead.

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