Aged 36, Indian-American comedian Sonali Chandra considers sex sacred and special, which is why she's still waiting for her wedding night to lose her virginity.
In an age when hundreds of dating apps and cheeky social media DMs have made dating more accessible than ever, it may come as a surprise to hear that some people choose to save themselves for marriage.
Of course, the decision to postpone sex until marriage is deeply personal. Many understand sexual relations as a sacred act and are willing to wait for the right person to come along to lose their virginity. According to an Institute for Family Studies American stand-up comedian Sonali Chandra is one of them. At age 36, she has decided not to go to fourth base with someone until he puts a ring on it.
At age 36, stand-up comedian Sonali Chandra has decided to remain a virgin until someone puts a ring on itChandra was brought up in a conservative Indian-American household and taught that sex should only occur between husband and wife. “Dating is a life skill, and I was forbidden from developing that skill in my teenage and college years,” she“I consider sex sacred and special. In fact, I don’t even like the word ‘sex’, I prefer ‘making love’. I’ll be ready when I have a ring from ‘ the one.
Growing up in a strict Indian-American household, Chandra wasn’t allowed to have sleepovers or go to prom
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