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Q: Was I a Virgin ?

asked by: jessica2vjv on June 18th, 2007

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Hi i have a question for a professional. I recently started thinking about the first time i had sexual intercourse. I am embaressed to say i didn't bleed. I told him i wasn't a virgin so he didn't expect me too either. I have been keeping a secret for so many years. It started when i was about 12. I found some porn and materbated and had sex with myself using my fingers. i believe so hard that i popped my own cherry. As they say" . So I was wondering if there is such a thing as taking your own virginity? I didn't experience that with my first time i feel like i was robbed. Is there something wrong with me?

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Llewellyn

replied on June 18th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

No, it is not possible to lose your virginity to yourself. You can only lose your virginity to another person.

I assume you are talking about your hymen. Hymens have nothing to do with virginity. Most girls tear their hymen during childhood or puberty due to running, jumping, masturbating, and using tampons. None of that would count as losing your virginity. You are a virgin until you have sex with another person.

Most people do not bleed their first time having sex. There is also little or no pain or blood involved when the hymen tears.

More information on hymens: coolnurse.com/hymen.htm

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