Virgin, 35, says men GHOST HER when she tells them she hasn't had sex

‘Men are scared off when they learn I still have my V-card’: 35-year-old virgin opens up about her struggle to find ‘the one’ – admitting guys often GHOST HER when she tells them she’s waiting for marriage to have sex

• Sonali Chandra, an Indian-American dancer from New Jersey, says she believes sex is a ‘sacred and special’ act, so she’s decided to wait until marriage
• However, she told Daily Star in a recent interview that almost all of her potential suitors have run the other way after finding out about her abstinence
• Sonali, whose parents are Indian, said she grew up in a strict household so her love life was non-existent until her 20s – revealing she had her first kiss at age 26 
• Now, she has had three serious relationships, but each of her ex-boyfriends turned into ‘jerks’ when she told them she never had sex before
• The 35-year-old admitted that she often feels ‘lonely,’ and has to ‘numb her emotional pain’ by staying busy 
• But despite her bad luck so far, Sonali is still hopeful that she’ll find her soulmate. She dished, ‘I want what Priyanka Chopra has with Nick Jonas’ 

A 35-year-old virgin has opened up about her struggle to find ‘the one’ – admitting that men often ghost her when she tells them she’s waiting for marriage to have sex.

Sonali Chandra, an Indian-American dancer, model, and comedian from New Jersey, says she believes sex is a ‘sacred and special’ act, so she’s waiting until she has a ring on her finger to participate in it.

However, her abstinence has made it hard for her to date, since she revealed most of her potential suitors have run the other way after they found out that she was a virgin.

The dancer told Daily Star during a recent interview that almost every guy she has gone out with turned into a ‘jerk’ when she shared the news she’s never had sex.

A 35-year-old virgin has opened up about her struggle to find ‘the one’ – admitting that men often ghost her when she tells them she’s waiting for marriage to have sex

Sonali Chandra, an Indian-American dancer and model from New Jersey, says she believes sex is a ‘sacred and special’ act, so she’s waiting until she has a ring on her finger to participate in it

However, her abstinence has made it hard for her to date, since she revealed most of her potential suitors have run the other way after they found out that she was a virgin

‘I have only dated nine men – including three serious relationships – and all nine were jerks when they found out about my virginity,’ she said.

The dancer told Daily Star during a recent interview that almost every guy she has gone out with turned into a ‘jerk’ when she shared the news she’s never had sex. She is seen with one of her ex-boyfriends

‘I consider sex sacred and special. In fact, I don’t even like the word “sex,” I prefer “making love.” I’ll be ready [to make love] when I have a ring from “the one.”‘ 

As a child, Sonali said she grew up in a super-strict household. Her parents, both from India, didn’t allow her to have any sleepovers – and dating was strictly off the table. 

She wasn’t even allowed to go to prom, and when it came time for college, she was told she couldn’t live in a dorm.

‘My strict upbringing absolutely has had a profound impact on my dating life. I was not allowed to socialize and dating was a big no-no,’ she explained.

‘Dating is a life skill, and I was forbidden from developing that skill in my teenage and college years.’

Sonali’s love life was practically non-existent until her 20s – she had her first kiss at age 26 – and now, fast forward to present day, at age 35, she admitted that she still ‘has no clue how to date.’

Sonali (pictured as a kid) said she has also struggled with letting new people in due to her fears of meeting ‘a predator’ – which she believes stems from her sheltered childhood

She said she has also struggled with letting new people in due to her fears of meeting ‘a predator’ – which she believes stems from her sheltered childhood.

The 35-year-old admitted that she often feels ‘lonely,’ and has to ‘numb her emotional pain’ by staying busy.

‘I spend every weeknight exercising so I don’t feel lonely and I spend Saturday and Sunday nights alone in my studio apartment, which is very depressing,’ she said. ‘I go to sleep by 8pm to numb my emotional pain.’

In a desperate attempt to find her future-husband, Sonali went on the Lifetime dating show Five Guys A Week recently; but unfortunately, she didn’t form a strong connection with any of the guys.

‘In this provocative new social experiment, one adventurous single woman invites five eligible bachelors to move in with her for a week to see who is “The One,”’ a description of the show reads.

‘While living in cramped quarters, sharing a bathroom, and dividing up the housework, these men will need to be on their best behavior or miss out on the possibility of true love.’

While it didn’t work out in the end, Sonali stilled called the experience ‘surreal, fun, and relaxing.’

‘Since conventional dating methods haven’t worked for me as men get scared off when they learn I still have my V-card … I was seeking a new strategy to find love, hence why I joined Five Guys A Week,’ she explained. 

The 35-year-old admitted that she often feels ‘lonely,’ and has to ‘numb her emotional pain’ by staying busy

Back in 2020, the model went on Dr. Phil to discuss her dating struggles, and she explained that her parents wanted her to agree to an arranged marriage after college

But she was ‘shocked and disgusted’ by the idea. Sonali (seen with her parents) said: ‘I would rather remain a virgin and be single the rest of my life than be married to the wrong guy’

‘Being on the show was a surreal experience – I had never done anything like that before. It was very fun and relaxing to just enjoy the experience of finding love.’ 

Back in 2020, the model went on Dr. Phil to discuss her dating struggles, and she explained that her parents wanted her to agree to an arranged marriage after college, but she was ‘shocked and disgusted’ by the idea. 

‘I would rather remain a virgin and be single the rest of my life than be married to the wrong guy,’ she said.

She also told the talk show host that she couldn’t understand why men kept leaving her.

‘I’m confused and perplexed. I have all these great qualities. Why is it so tough for me to find the one who won’t be scared off when I tell him he would be my first and hopefully only?’ she asked.

Despite her bad luck so far, Sonali is still hopeful that she’ll find her soulmate, and has no plans to give up any time soon. 

‘I am looking for a chivalrous gentleman who is moral and ethical, handsome, ambitious, health-oriented, and will treat me like a Queen,’ she dished to Daily Star. ‘I want what Priyanka Chopra has with Nick Jonas.’

She recently connected with someone who sent her a supportive message after her Dr. Phil appearance, but she isn’t sure if their romance will last since they live in different states.

She said she couldn’t understand why men kept leaving her. She asked: ‘Why is it so tough for me to find the one who won’t be scared off when I tell him he would be my first?’

Not giving up: Despite her bad luck so far, Sonali is still hopeful that she’ll find her soulmate, and has no plans to give up any time soon. She is seen with one of her exes

‘I am looking for a chivalrous gentleman who is moral and ethical, handsome, ambitious, health-oriented, and will treat me like a Queen,’ she dished to Daily Star

‘This man is handsome, ambitious, and a bit older than me – I am so surprised he is still single,’ she said.

‘He has an incredibly calm demeanor, which balances my vivacious personality. I feel like I have known him for eternity, and I feel comfortable around him.’

The couple grew close through texting and video chatting, but were able to meet in person one time.

‘He was slightly flirtatious but was completely respectful of my boundaries given that I’m a virgin. He didn’t even try to kiss me,’ she recalled of their meetup.

‘Since our meeting, I have not been able to stop thinking about him. However, I have no clue what he thinks of me or when I’ll meet him again, which is heart-wrenching.

‘I do believe that friendship is the foundation of any relationship and that time will tell what happens between us. I know for a fact that my parents would love him.’ 

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