First of all, how old are you? Not everyone has some magical OMG SEX NOW switch that gets flipped as soon as puberty hits. I myself didn't lose my virginity until I was 24 -- and had no desire to lost it before then. And by the way that was 2 weeks ago. :P
Second of all... for all the fuss that's made about sex, it isn't actually all THAT great. It isn't some magical, mystical, universe-expanding thing. It's more like... that kind of fulfillment you get from scratching an itch, or having a sandwich when you haven't eaten all day and are really hungry. Sex answers a physical need. Some people use sex as a vehicle for fulfilling emotional and even spiritual needs as well, but it is first and foremost a physical act. Unlike eating and breathing, however, it is a physical need that is secondary to basic needs of survival and comfort. Propogation of the species comes after survival of self, in terms of needs we seem to instinctively strive to meet from birth. But it's more complicated than that. Humans can't ever do anything simply. The point is, everyone's sex drive develops at a different rate, from different ages, and strives towards different things.
It's natural to see people glorifying sex and wonder what's wrong with you that you're missing out on it, but you're really not missing out on anything much. If you're not hungry, what are you missing by not coming to the feast? See?
You'll want what you want when you're ready to want it, physically and emotionally and spiritually. Until then, don't worry that there's something wrong with you -- there isn't. The only thing you can do wrong is try to force yourself to take part in something before you genuinely want it -- that's as unhealthy as eating when you're not hungry just because you think something might taste good. It's fine to take a taste -- to kiss, to touch, whatever -- but you'll know when you're ready to stay for the whole meal.

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