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human
[Star Wars] So, if Jedi are not supposed to have relationships...

Does that means they are all virgins?

Where applicable, of course.
gpt
Depends on when they're found and if they follow the rules. 

Generally, the Jedi like training recruits as younglings, individuals who have yet to reach whatever version of puberty their species has. This allows for a far higher success rate of their indoctrination program, not to mention younger individuals tend to be extremely efficient learners from the academic to the acrobatic. There are times, however, when an older recruit is brought before the Council and they choose to go ahead with training for whatever reason has merited their attention. If a 17 year old human, for example, starts training (something quite rare), he or she may not be a virgin. 

And, of course, there's Anakin. During the Clone Wars, General Anakin Skywalker married then-Senator Amedala, and they conceived twins. This is all covered in the epic poem *Star Wars*, which is required reading at most schools. While it's not known if this calamity was typical of Jedi breaking their vow, it certainly doesn't speak well of it... but it does happen now and again, and the results can be more than a little problematic. 

There is, of course, retirement, too. Jedi do take an oath and serve, but it's not always a lifetime of service. If a Jedi can demonstrate that they have the emotional stability and maturity, they can leave the order and marry and have kids. There's likely a test of some kind they have to pass, as the Jedi love tests.