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Pretty much yes. If a man is a virgin over the age of 25 he has pretty much failed carrying out the basic instinctual imperative and has demonstrated antisocial behaviour.
However, marrying and having kids and losing virginity are two very separate things. Nothing wrong with preserving your virginity for religious reasons, be they for the purpose of marital fidelity or monastic celibacy. What makes a man are qualities of honour and virtue, not whether or not he's gotten his dick wet.
Monogamy was a system that was developed so women would pair up with roughly their equal in attractiveness/status. This contributed to better raised children and more men investing in society.
But male purity shouldn't be held to anywhere near the same standard as female purity. If anything, men having more partners displays their viability as a potential mate.
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