What's the matter with a girl not seeing red for the first time?

Although most people no longer have the so-called "virgin complex", many people still think that women will bleed for the first time, but the fact is that many people do not bleed for the first time. What is the reason? What is the reason for a girl not to bleed for the first time? Let's have a simple understanding and understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

There are individual differences in whether there is no bleeding or pregnancy during the first sexual intercourse, which may be related to the following factors.

One is that when you are young, your hymen is broken due to an accident but you are not aware of it, such as a straddle injury. Second, if the woman's hymen is relatively thin, and she has done excessive exercise before sexual intercourse, such as jogging, weight-bearing and other activities, it is also very easy to cause the hymen to be ruptured, and she will not bleed or see spotting during the first sexual intercourse. Third, if a woman’s hymen is relatively thick, and the hymen is broken due to small movements or lack of contact during sexual intercourse, she will not get pregnant or see blood for the first time.

Also, if a woman's hymen is closed and has no holes, it will rupture and cause spotting during intercourse. In this case, surgical treatment can be sought.

Will women bleed for the first time?

In ancient times, people often used "blood splattered on the wedding bed" as a sign of a woman's infidelity, which gave most people an incorrect impression that Virgos would bleed during their first intercourse because their hymen was punctured.

Of course, nowadays, people with basic common sense will not think so. Spain conducted a survey report, and nearly 80% of women did not have visible blood clots during their first intercourse. In my country, there is also a survey report, and more than half of the women did not have visible bleeding during their first sexual intercourse.

Why does this happen? First, it is because the elasticity and perforation of the broken hymen are very large, and it can still be intact even after multiple sexual intercourses. Secondly, if the foreplay is sufficient and the vagina secretes enough "lubricant", it will not bleed easily. Another reason is to check whether he is "golden needle mushroom". After all, he may not even touch your broken hymen!

Therefore, the medical community has always believed that for women after puberty, the rupture of the hymen cannot be used as reliable evidence of whether they have experienced vaginal sexual intercourse.