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Q: She Didn't Bleed .

asked by: torrent_guide on October 3rd, 2005

New User

Hi guys

i had sex with my fiancé and she didn't bleed that night . I know you will say its normal and stuff .. But is it normal for the vagina not to be tight while having sex ? Coz it was my frist time and I have no idea. She said 2 years back she was going to gym and she bleeded that time . But can that also true. She might not tell me the truth because might fear the I will leave her. Plus I myself don't have really a very big penis and I decided to go for natural enlargement. Iam completely lost here :( please advice me .

Replies(3)

Ta-ra

replied on December 23rd, 2005

Experienced User

Shes not ment to bleed unless u mean her time of month?

mewhorse

replied on January 12th, 2006

New User

Bleeding

I think most people are supposed to bleed the first time due to the rupture of the hymen in the vagina - although in rare cases it can already be ruptured due to accidents (hard falls etc.) even in horses - most thoroughbred mares have a hymen-dectomy done before their first breeding to make the experience less painful/stressful. Just a thought!

liwikiwi

replied on January 12th, 2006

Experienced User

Lots of women don't bleed there first time...I didn't and no one I know did...Using tampons has something to do with it...Because the hyme is just inside of ur opening...

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