Help me lose my virginity, not me ok...lol
US woman asks magazine
SHE has a degree, she's funny and she's not a bad looker.
NP, 25 August 2006
SHE has a degree, she's funny and she's not a bad looker.
So what has driven 29-year-old Sarah DiMuro to get a magazine to
help 'sell' her virginity?
The Catholic-raised Rhode Island native explained: 'Recently, I
just became startlingly aware of the fact that I'm about to turn
30.
'Some people buy a new car. Some people get their hair cut
differently.
'Me, I haven't done so much with my life in terms of social stuff.
So this is my adventure - with a kind of scientific method.'
She'll be 30 on 7 Nov. So, with time ticking, she decided to enlist
the help of Jane magazine to meet the deadline, reported The New
York Daily Mail.
Miss DiMuro, who says her first kiss with a boy didn't happen till
she was 23, has signed a legal document attesting to her
chastity.
She's even game for a medical exam to verify her claim.
She said: 'I am a girl who is not particularly religious nor
prudish or shy, but I was a complete and utter dork growing
up.
'I had braces, teenage acne, and experienced social shyness and, as
a result, attended only all-women's educational institutions.
'I have wonderful parents and come from a great background, but
just never really got a chance to, well, 'do it'.
'I never thought I'd be approaching my 30th birthday as a virgin
who hasn't found a meaningful connection, but here I am.'
Predictably, her unusual quest has proved a PR bonanza for both
herself and the women's mag - which will publish her blog about her
blind dates and her progress, if any, from first base to home
plate.
The magazine's website now features a Sarah Needs You section
(www.janemag.com/virgin) dedicated to helping Miss DiMuro find the
right guy.
Readers are invited to nominate candidates to date her and can
browse through a slideshow of Sarah's potential suitors.
Sarah's Dating Blog will feature her commentary after every date
and the Pick Sarah's Date feature offers web readers the ability to
vote on who she goes out with next.
Sounds stressful, you say?
Without a doubt it is - the decision to put her fate in the hands
of magazine readers may just prove to be more of an adventure than
Miss DiMuro counted on.
'I'm a little bit anxious about all of this,' said the stand-up
comedienne and humour writer.
'I guess this is why my stomach hurts so much.'
Yesterday's first date - with a guy named Lucky - didn't go so
well.
'The fact is that Lucky and I had no spark or real connection,' she
wrote on her blog.
In fact, it turned out Lucky was trying to get lucky with the Jane
magazine representative instead.
He wrote on Miss DiMuro's blog: 'I felt that some little sparks
flew between the Jane magazine rep.
'I wish she had been my date... she is the girl I've been thinking
about since last night.'
Well, who said finding Mr Right was easy? 