Does horse-riding take your virginity?

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So I heard horse riding pops your flower-taking away your V-card? Is it true or just a myth?

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This is ridiculous. Even if you somehow tear something while riding you do not lose your v card. Our culture is absurd for that myth even beginning much less perpetuating and scaring as many women as it has. Also just another thought: why the hell do you care? It's your business and it doesn't change a damn thing about who you are and unless you have sex then no you are not "sexually active" meaning you can still consider yourself a "virgin" if you care to use the archaic term.

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If it was true it could happen even by riding your bike...this is tottaly not true..who believes those things?

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You cannot lose your virginity unless you have consensual sex. Having your hymen broken or even being raped does not mean you are not a virgin.

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The hymen can be broken in a lot of ways horse riding gymnastics and bike riding can do it apparantly 
Like if you've been exercising and had some pain then spotting before your period was due it can be a sign.

Your view on virginity is personal so I'm gonna stop here

Hope this helps

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It varies from women to women. Horseback riding can tear the Hyman.  As can gymnastics and dance. I had a friend "lose her V-card to a skateboard. It was a horrible bloody kickflip incident.  I personally would still consider her a virgin.  does not take away your virginity however. Some religions still hold a ceremony to inspect and ensure the Hyman is intact before marriage. In western culture no one is going to inspect your Hyman. you are still considered a virgin if you have not had sexual contact. Regardless of if your hymen is intact.

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Yes. Activities such as horseback riding, bike riding, etc CAN cause your hymen (cherry/flower) to tear (pop/bleed). However, you do not lose your virginity just because this happens. You lose your virginity when you become sexually active, regardless of when or how your hymen tears.

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A "virgin" is simply someone who has never had sexual intercourse. The term applies to both males and females, so it is not specific to the state of the female hymen. The hymen is usually broken during sex so often it is assumed that a woman is a virgin if her hymen is intact, and/or that she is not a virgin if her hymen has been broken. But it is possible to have sex without breaking the hymen, and (as shared here) many activities that in some way put pressure on female genitals can result in breaking the hymen. Personally, mine was broken by a speculum wielded by an impatient MD during my first pap smear when I was 17, but I was 35 when I had sex for the first time.

I believe this is the most biologically accurate answer to your question. However, virginity is also a concept that carries a lot of cultural, emotional, and religious weight. Your personal views and beliefs have a lot to do with what impacts the status of your perceived virginity... possibly even more than the state of your hymen.

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I've learned in my health classes that falling down or things like that can pop your hymen(cherry) but it does not take away your virginity. You have to have sex to take away your virginity so no.

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Certain strainious activities such as intense sports or intense riding can break your hymen. I actually broke mine riding my horse.

Does horse-riding take your virginity?

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