I'm sixteen (going on seventeen) so I've legally been able to lose it for nearly a year. Not that I have, and not that I want to. I don't see it happening in the foreseeable future. Not just because I'm wildly unpopular with the ladies (I am) but because it just isn't the kind of thing I want to do. Ever, most likely.
Part of me thinks that sixteen is far too young to be considered a consenting adult, and no good can come of it, but another part of me says it's up to individuals whether they're going to be responsible or not. The sensible part of me just says 'Hey, none of it's going to affect you either way, so who gives a damn? Let them do what they like.'
What really does annoy me about the whole thing, though, is the perceived social stigma associated with virginity. It seems to be something that people feel the need to ask about, for whatever stupid reason, and still having your V-card is something of an instant downgrade in terms of interpersonal relations. Of course, I don't really attach myself to that scene, so it doesn't really affect me, but . . . there's always the possibility that it might come up.
A further step, however, tells me simply that anybody who cares whether I'm a virgin or not isn't worth the time spent talking to them. *shrug*