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Q: Blood And Bits???

asked by: stickdude on July 12th, 2004

New User

My friend and his girlfriend were fooling around in bed. He told me he was fingering her, she popped, and tons of blood came out, so much that she felt like she was about to pass out. He also talked about bits of something coming out inside of her. What is it that could have came out? Is this normal for so much blood to come out? Thanks.

Replies(3)

Jamie2006

replied on July 13th, 2004

New User

Sounds like a stephen king movie. G-d, is the girl ok?

PattyV

replied on July 14th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Are you saying she lost her virginity??And bled like a stuck pig??I think you are yanking our chains here.I think most of us have lost our collective cherries and can say that you are full of it.Blood and "bits""??Come on!!

MiamiChic28

replied on July 14th, 2004

New User

Really

when some women lose there virginity they do bleed a lot. Not everyone experience is the same thing. Some of my friends have told me that when their cherries were popped they bleed like a lot and it really did scare them. The bites could be blood clots she may have been on the verge of getting her period.

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