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I've been with my boyfriend almost 3 years. When we first met he told me he was a virgin, in his mid twenties. He knew I was not as I've been open about past relationships. Ours is the only "real relationship" he has been in. 
The other day it somehow came up and he made a comment like "yeah that's what you think". After half an hour he finally admitted that he had lied to me about it. For years. He tried playing it off like he only said it the one time but I know that we have had multiple conversations around it over the course of the relationship.
To clear it up I'm not mad that hes wasnt  a virgin but I dont know why he lied about it. His excuse was because of his religious family but I remember him telling me he had done everything else but sex. He also told me he had been waiting for marriage. That was a big deal to me. I was really patient and put up with a lot off bullshit over the last few years. I felt responsible in a way , to really push through issues in the relationship or cut slack because I took his virginity that he said he had beenwaiting to lose with the right person. 
He basically told me I "couldnt stay mad at him" and asked me what I want him to do, since he lied about it a long time ago. He apologized but the fact he was trying to lie when I was confronting him makes me really upset. I feel like hes lied about a bunch of other things now. He keeps telling me to drop it/get over it and that I'm an asshole if it changes my view if him but honestly right now it does. Aita? 


being mad my bf lied about being a virgin