I agree with this. I've met a couple of Christian virgins at bars. They'll stick out to me personally cause the interactions with them have always seemed more genuine and they're so much fun to be around. They seem so relaxed and comfortable in their own skin. I'm talking us locking arms while skipping up and down the street and singing levels of fun. But it all felt very natural. Not that you could force that kind of behavior anyway.Agree with expect, and I'd actually extend that to a guy who's a virgin.
That said, regardless of your virginity or lack thereof you also shouldn't expect not to marry a virgin. As I've said before, I was no Roosh when I was single but I was pretty experienced with women and I married a virgin. We're very happy with each other and our children. It all depends on what God's got in the cards for you and if you're wise enough take the opportunity when it presents itself. When I met her, I seriously considered just continuing my wandering, semi-PUA ways. Going to art school in Europe or something stupid like that. "Enjoying the decline" as the terrible, terrible advice went in the manosphere back then. I'm so glad I didn't and I shudder to think what my life would be like now, past fifty, if I had passed her up.
However, this isn't some regular occurrence. I'd say on average I've met them once every 2 years, but they always lived abroad. As you said, the opportunity to be in a long-distance relationship with them was there, but I passed...
We'll see if I get another opportunity.
And I'm not suggesting going to bars/clubs to meet virgins. I'm simply saying that over the course a couple of years you're likely to meet a virgin or high quality marriage material at some point, provided you're willing to interact with women.