PHOTO: Student Puts Virginity Online For Sale ,So That She Can Study Abroad [SEE PRICE]

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A 20 year old Russian student simply known as Ariana has revealed she has decided to auction her virginity online with bids starting at  £130,500 so she can be able to pursue her medical studies abroad.

According to Ariana, she'll rather lose her virginity to gain the best of education than lose it to someone who will later break her heart.
Ariana says her parents don't know how she intends to get the money but that at the age of 20 she doesn't feel any need to hold on the virginity any longer with her education hanging in the balance.
She said:
 “Many students have the issue that during their studies they have to deal with multiple problems. You have to go to work in order to pay for your education, want to move to another country for my studies in medicine. The university will be very expensive; the rent will also be high. I imagine that living in another country will be very hard, therefore I want to get the financial burden out of the way so I can focus on my medical studies.”
Arian describes herself as an “independent woman” and says that selling her virginity is her own choice.
“Why should I wait any longer? Why should I lose my virginity to someone who could then break my heart later?” she said.

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