Cherry poping??

Question

When i had sex the first time i never bled? My friend says i need to "pop my cherry"? What does that mean???

Answer

"Popping your cherry" is breaking the hymen. It's basically just a tissue that's in your vagina, and when people lose their virginity it can break or stretch, causing blood to flow. However, the hymen can also be broke a number of other ways; such as (but not limited to): masturbation, tampons, riding a bike, horseback riding, gymnastics, etc.. Don't let the fact that you didn't bleed the first time you had sex define whether or not you lost your virginity, you could've broke it a number of other ways as well.

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The hymen stretches over MOST of the opening, but not all of it. If you are properly prepared (foreplay and such), you can have sex, with the penis pushing the hymen aside, as opposed to pushing through and breaking it from too much force. That's what causes bleeding. If done right, you never have to bless losing your virginity. I never did.

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The term popping your cherry refers to the breaking of the hymen, which doesn't really happen. There's a lot of myths about it that people still believe. It will tear maybe, depending on the women and her hymen. Not everyone bleeds. Not bleeding doesn't mean anything. It's all good. Some women are born without hymens too.

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Not everyone bleeds, people use the term popping you cherry as code for losing your virginity. Most of my friends didn't bleed and neither did I 😊

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Cherry popping is when the hymen in your vagina breaks. My cherry didn't pop when I first had sex with my ex. I guess his dick was way too small, plus the sex was horrible.  Because the next and last boyfriend (now my husband)  I had sex with had a muuucchhh bigger dick and he successfully popped my cherry.   I'm still debating whether I should say I lost my virginity to my ex or to my husband.

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