I’m going to go out on a limb here and say no. Maybe if a girl is under 20—or a guy for that matter—they won’t get a lot of teasing. But after that, people start to get a bit incredulous and they think that something is wrong with you. Maybe you have religious problems or maybe you have social problems. Or maybe you have sexual issues. But it is hard to imagine a person choosing to be a virgin, certainly after the age of 24, or so, unless you really are a religious fanatic, which is weird in its own right.
I remained a virgin until I was 20. The reason was I was a social spaz and no woman was interested in me, or even when they were, I always found a way to sabotage it. I could say I wish it hadn’t been any other way, but I would be a liar. I wish I had lost my virginity when I was 17 or 18, or possibly even 16.
If I were a virgin over the age of 20, I wouldn’t want to talk about it. If I were a woman, I’m not sure I’d mention it to a partner, because some men won’t have anything to do with a virgin. I had that happen to me, and I refused. I wasn’t about to “take” someone’s virginity. If we had been bf and gf, that would have been one thing, but as a friends with benefits situation, no way. Maybe that’s too romantic, but I feel like the first time should be between people who at least see a future in a relationship. It is more than just a transaction. There are practicalities and potential pain and other issues to deal with that are less likely to be there if you are not a virgin.
Virginity can be a serious issue and it can come between people. So I would not publicize it or be open about it unless I really trusted the people I was talking to and knew they really liked me. It’s not a casual thing to me. It’s an issue that requires respect. So I would not bring it up in casual situations, certainly not in the office. It is not their business.