Is the utterance ‘Mr. Criança Walking Stick is still a virgin, but he has had sex many times over the years’ semantically or pragmatically problema...

Is the utterance ‘Mr. Criança Walking Stick is still a virgin, but he has had sex many times over the years’ semantically or pragmatically problematic? a. It is pragmatically problematic, because anyone who hears this utterance will immediately assume that Mr. Criança Walking Stick has had sex before. b. It is both semantically and pragmatically problematic, because there is a significant taboo on matters related to sex. c. It is semantically problematic, because the word virgin and the word sex cannot be used in the same sentence. d. It is pragmatically problematic, because it creates the false implicature that it takes more than one event of sex for a virginity to be lost. e. It is semantically problematic, because the proposition encoded in the second clause negates the proposition encoded in the first clause, which creates a contradiction.