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Q: Still a virgin ?
asked by: vipgirl on February 15th, 2009
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ialmoost had sex nd im nt sure if im still vigrin or not coz he didnt put hes penis inside ma vagina its like the top of it and ididnt feel anythin or anypain .. but when iwent to the bathroom isaw alil blood does dat means im not virgin ?
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petery2k562
replied on February 15th, 2009
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Hello and Welcome to the forum.

To answer your question, yes you are still a virgin. I believe the blood may have been from your ripped hymen but as long as he didn't "enter", you are still a virgin.

Hope that helps

-Peter
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chuks4real
replied on September 22nd, 2009
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As long as there was blood afterward, you ar no more a virgin because the blood was as a result of ripped hymen. whether the penis enter or not as long as you see blood, u av lost your virginity. About 40% of the ladies that lost there virginity was not through penis peneltration. l know of a lady that lost hers at the cus of riding horse. so don't be decive.
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skinandbonesx
replied on September 22nd, 2009
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Personally I believe this depends on how you see virginity.

if you consider it in the technical terms, as when the woman bleeds because she tears or stretches her hymen, then you could have very well lost your virginity doing sports, and many girls do. Many girls tear their hymen while doing sports, and don't bleed during intercouse.
if this is what you consider your virginity, then yes, you probably lost it. the blood was most likely from a ripped hymen.

BUT if you consider virginity to be taken buy penatration, then you still have your virginity, because he did not penatrate you.

its all a matter of opinion really.
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GreyWolf
replied on September 22nd, 2009
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Hun, that all depends on you're concept of virginity.
The concept of virginity differs from person to person. Most people consider a virgin to be anyone who has not had sex. Some people only count vaginal sex, others include oral and anal also.
Some people extend this to include other non-penetrative forms of sexual behaviour, and others consider ANY sexual behaviour including masturbation to be a loss of virginity.

The medically and biologically recognised definition of a virgin is someone who has not had penetrative sex, therefore, if your boyfriend did not penetrate you, you are still biologically a virgin.

The presence or absence of a hymen is not a good indicator of virginity, as many women break theirs during everyday activities such as sports or tampon usage. Some women are born without one, and all women break theirs the first time they have sex. Many women who are virgins lack a hymen, and other women who do have a hymen may not be virgins.
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