In one of the weirder stories we’ve heard, rapper T.I. says he takes his teen daughter for annual virginity tests. New York State lawmakers propose a law banning the hymen-check procedure, but gynecologists say: Wait, that’s not a thing. Do parents have unlimited rights to make decisions for their children, even when it involves invasive probes like this? Do we welcome immigrants who subject their daughters to so-called virginity tests? At what age does your individual liberty begin?
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5 replies on “Virginity Test: Rapper T.I. Makes His Teen Take Annual…Wait, That’s Not a Thing”
My question is, what is he going to do if she fails the test?
Can you cram for a virginity test?
Steve, I can identify with your experience of being invaded by a huge needle. I was 10 years old and had osteomyelitis in my left tibia. I saw the needle and the doctor coming in the door and across to my gurney and almost screamed. As you said, the pain despite the local anesthetic, was immense. The only saving grace was the procedure saved me from having my leg amputated. The incident, just as in your case, is still vivid in my mind.
“Buster Hymen” used to be one of my favorite fake names to use on sign in sheets
How soon until we start hearing the “Men can have hymens too!” argument from The Radical Left