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Q: Vaginal Tightness and Bleeding after First Time Intercourse
asked by: Donutorama on April 2nd, 2009
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Greetings!
I recently got married and my Husband and I kept our virginity until our wedding night. We tore my hymen and I thought it was complete. There was significant pain followed by a lot of blood, so I figured that was it. But we have tried to have sex since and each time I experience pain accompanied by (bloody) spotting at the vaginal opening. I got out my trusty mirror and I don't recognize anything down there. I'm fairly certain I had a septate hymen, though not confirmed by a Gynecologist. But the vaginal opening looks rather damaged now (I know that's kinda a given but it looks like it exploded). I am a smaller build (5'5", 125 lbs) and he is quite tall (6'5", 245 lbs). I assume that his stature means he's "well endowed" but the only other penises I have seen were in Anatomy textbooks.

We were told to make sure that I am properly stimulated and "in the mood" and also to use lubricant. These have not helped. I am still tight and once I feel the pain I'm no longer relaxed and the mood quickly dies.

I currently don't have health insurance so I can't afford a visit to a Doctor. I would appreciate any help.

Question #1- Is it possible my Hymen did not fully break?

Question #2- Is my Hymen continuing to tear and re-heal?
Should we wait to have sex again and how long?

Question #3- Are our sizes just not compatible?

Question #4- Do I need to have a Gynecologist snip any remaining hymen to ease our efforts?
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Rosie H
replied on April 3rd, 2009
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have you tried using your fingers? What does it feel like to you or him?

maybe this could give you more information as to what is causing you to "not" become accustomed to his size. After the initial break of the hymen sex shoule have been easier for you and him. At least without bleeding and pain. You may still experience some tightness the 1st couple time but not after that????
I wish I could help more.
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Helper_girl
replied on April 8th, 2009
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Sometime some women go through what they call "the second virginity", where the hymen is torn, but the vagina still so tight that it may tear a little and bleed slightly. Picture this: You're having a baby and your vagina isn't big enough for the head, and it can't stretch anymore....what's it going to do? It's going to TEAR. So, if you're trying to get your husbands well endowed package in your tiny space (and believe me, even if he is small, if you've never done anything, he may as well be the biggest in the world, because your vagina doesn't know the difference), you're gonna tear, which creates pain and bleeding, accompanied by soreness.

So, here we go:

Answer to #1: Your hymen broke and is gone, unless you're SUPER VIRGIN!

Answer to #2: Again, hymen gone. As far as if you should wait, yes! How long....until you have a plan on how to stretch you in intervals you can handle....fingering, licking, small toying or what have you. Just try something smaller than his penis, but bigger than the opening you have now.

Answer to #3: Have you ever watched porn? (Guessing "no" since you waited until marriage to have sex) I'm not a pervert, but I have seen porn where a big black guy was screwing a little Asian woman. My guess: No size isn't compatible if you work towards the prize.

Answer to #4: You have no hymen, so that'd be the last thing you need to go to the gyno for.

Tell you what, go online, or into a Hastings (if you have one) or a dirty adult book store (if you have one) or yet again....ONLINE, and find out some tricks of the trade for getting your grove on, with out the penis. You guys could try 69ing (you blow him, he eats you) then when you're so lubed from him exciting you that way, try sticking it in a little (but CAUTION: Blow him will increase blood flow, ultimately making him a little harder, thus a little bigger, than the big penis you had trouble with before).

I am not teasing you in any way, or trying to make you feel bad about yourself, I just know a little about sex, because I've been enjoying it since 14 (but with the man that is now my husband, so that's not so bad, huh?). I hope you guys can get past you being so small, but once he gets it in and starts getting you stretched a little, sex will be so awesome for you that you prpobably won't wanna stop (around here, we call it "nympho of discovery").

Good luck with your sex life. If you can just get past the hard part (ha ha, that was kind of a joke) you will enjoy the benefits of sweet, sweet success.
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Rosie H
replied on April 8th, 2009
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i like you helper girl! Great advice!
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HelpMe1988
replied on April 12th, 2009
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You should get super drunk and then have sex, you wont feel as much..

Answer #3: Size does not matter...
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princesshoney
replied on June 4th, 2009
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Hi, I have the same problem. I have only slept with a couple of people and never had a regular sexual relationship. I recently had sex and felt the soreness afterwards that I usually feel and had a look at what was going on down there. Woah I wish I hadnt! It was all kind of torn at the bottom of my vagina. Now, I know my hymen was gone because I have had sex before but I went to the doctor cos I was worried. She said I just hadnt had enough regular sex to make the hymen completely break away and heal up. If you keep having sex it will go - honestly. And as long as it is only sore in that area afterwards (and not pain or bleeding during the sex itself) you don't have anything to worry about. Hope that helps!
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