Whether you need a Pap smear if not sexually active depends mostly on your age and personal medical history. You can have a Pap smear even if you are not sexually active. Smaller speculums can be used to collect cervical cells without breaking the hymen.
In many countries, including the United States, cervical cancer screening with a Pap smear is recommended starting at age 21, regardless of sexual history.
To know for sure if you need a Pap smear, schedule an appointment with a gynecologist or other women's health provider. They can review your personal health history and risk factors to determine the best cervical cancer screening plan.