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Q: Hymen broken ?

asked by: thischik on April 28th, 2009

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hello, i dont have sex with my boy friend from my anus. some times i have sex from my vagina but he does not put it all the way in so that i dont break my hymen. recently he has been putting it half wat through but i still dont feel my hymen. its like i dont have one. my friend say that your only have to put the tip of the penis inside and your hymen will break!!!! is that true? if yes then where is mine? why isnt it broken yet? if not then again where is it? do i even have one? how can i check?
one other thing is that i only sometimes see some brown discharge from my vagina after maybe a few days of having intercourse. about the size of big coin or something. is it possible its because i broke my hymen or something????
is it possible that i have stretched my hymen? please help what is heppening???????????

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deteragram

replied on April 29th, 2009

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Your hymen is located at the entrance of the vagina. All this talk of hymens breaking or popping is what causes so much confusion. They don't literally break or pop like a balloon. And it is not all or nothing. You can have sex and still have a little of your hymen left.
Some women bleed a little and feel some pain or discomfort the first time they have sex. Some like me, don't know when they lost theirs and they don't bleed or feel any pain.
It's such an odd part of the body it's hard to describe. If you type "hymen gallery" into the search engine you should be able to find a diagram that can show you better than I can describe it.

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