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18-yr-old internet virgin a hussy claims teacher

Croatian Times

Punters bidding for a weekend of passion with an 18-year-old student who is selling her virginity on the internet to pay her college fees have been warned she is a celebrity-seeking fraudster who lost her virginity ages ago.

Pretty brunette Alina Percea says she wants 50,000 GBP to go ahead with the deal - and says she may even marry her first lover if they fall for each other.

Her ad, on a dating website in Germany has already drawn bids of 5,000 GBP for a steamy weekend with her.

But a teacher in her hometown of Caracal, southern Romania, has warned punters she is no longer a virgin and is only interested in getting famous.

Alexandru Dumitrescu, her former teacher in high school, said: "She just wants to be famous, her virginity is just a fairy tale. She dropped school after two years in high school. Now she says she wants to raise money to continue her studies."

He added: "I don't think she has been a virgin for quite some time now."

Alina posted the ad on the internet after claiming she needed the money to continue her studies.

She said: "I need the money to fund my university education and I don't see anything wrong in what I am doing. Some people may criticise it but this is my own decision, made of my own free will and no one is forcing me to do this. I have thought this through very carefully and know what I am doing.

"I want to meet a gentle, respectful and generous man. I have a gynaecologist's certificate proving I'm a virgin," says Alina, who is originally from Caracal, southern Romania, but who has now moved to Germany, in her ad.

"I want the first time I have sex to be special so I wouldn't want it to be a quickie.

"I want it to be something I will remember forever. After all, it is my first time.

"And who knows what may come of it? I'm not ruling out falling in love."

She added: "The man who proves the most generous can stay with me for a full weekend but he has to pay for everything if we travel and stay in a hotel," she adds.

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