The wrote:droid wrote:I'm just saying that it's nuts there aren't many virgins left.
Unless you convert to Islam...You can find a virgin bride there...

One need not do something that radical. I think the first post I made on happier abroad was the one I made about finding an Indonesian wife. I haven't been there in several years, but when I was there, maintaining virginity before marriage sure seemed to be the norm. Indonesians, at least on a philosophical level, believe wives are supposed to submit to their husbands. Whether it happens depends on the woman and what boundaries you set as a boyfriend and as a husband. It's also the culture for women to know how to cook and take care of the home. She'll likely want to have a baby in the first year if you marry one, though.
There are some really beautiful women in Indonesia. My wife is especially pretty for an Indonesia. When I went to college in the US, it seemed like there were a lot more girls that I'd be interested in for looks (8+) than in Indonesia. In a room of 100 girls of 20-something age in China, I'd probably find more attractive than in the same scenario in Indonesia. That's just my personal preference for looks. But I ended up with one who is very pleasing to my own eye. There are Chinese there, too, if that floats your boat, who are somewhat Indonesian culturally.
If you get a girl from Indonesia, IMO, it's probably a better idea to get one who had to wash other people's clothes growing up rather than one who had a maid wash her clothes. My guess is that she'd be more likely to be a hard worker. My wife was finishing up a degree when I married her. Her English wasn't that great when we started dating. Neither was my Indonesian. We learned from each other. She speaks very well now, though her grammar can be a bit rough at times, and she can be rather vague at times.
There would have to be other cultures where it is not too uncommon for women to be virgins at marriage. I'd imagine some Indian women still keep their virginity as well as some east Asian people-groups. South Koreans were segregated in school by gender throughout high school the last I heard. So if a man got a girlfriend right when she entered college, she'd likely be a virgin.
Even in the US, I've read that one in five never-married singles who are 'very religious' are virgins. They are out there. They should wear a white letter 'V' sown into all their clothes so they can easily be identified.
I hear that there were a couple of virgins on 'The Bachelor' this season. Maybe one of them is still available if they haven't been spoiled since the show was aired.