When have you seen a positive portrayal of a male virgin on TV? You can search online and find people bashing male virgins.
Besides Aragorn from LOTR (who was an ideal Arthurian-like hero written out under the context of an epic fantasy novel series by an Edwardian Englishman in the late Victorian era) who lasted virginally chaste till his 89th anniversary
but has chaste sex appeal (and had been played by Viggo Mortensen... didn't helped) and MCU Captain America
who has some chaste sex appeal too (and was played by Chris Evans. Didn't helped neither) ... no one.
Everyone don't mind about your virginity or chastity when you are an embodiment of ideal hypermasculinity coupled by either a walking flag, a legendary war hero, an eponymous warrior-king or a godlike figure.
Yes, I already assume than some of you are going to quote Clark Kent during the first four or five seasons of Smallville... but again. He's the goddamn
Superman (being played by former top model Tom Welling didn't helped) and was implied to still hold not enough self-control to not obliterate or cremating any woman as well as the rest of the Kansas while dicking on.. gosh, he nearly failed to set ablaze an entire classroom and its population at age 15 because he was gawking at his kryptonine-enhanced hot science teacher's body! And how many girls got cancer later on in their lives because he once or twice get tempted to X-ray at Lana Lang in the restrooms?
Have been not a Christian Midwest farmboy with godlike powers in a family-rated teen drama that he have smashed some ass a longtime ago. Even then, some other girls were pressuring him into sex during the first four seasons and once his virginity lost - with a temporarily power-enhanced Lana - he remained semi-chaste for the remainder of the series.
Remember that time he has been coercively been expressively married under disihnibiting red kryptonite influence with his metahuman ex-girlfriend at Vegas and that she nearly get tempted to make him lose his virginity under that state before having a faint pang of consciousness at the last minute?
Not the same thing.