Why didn't I bleed or feel any pain the first time?

I believe everyone knows that a woman’s first sexual intercourse will cause bleeding, because the first time a man enters a woman’s body, his hymen will be punctured. A ruptured hymen will cause bleeding, but some women will find that they do not bleed after their first sexual intercourse. This is most likely because they accidentally broke their hymen when they were young. Let's find out why there was no bleeding or pain the first time?

Some women have narrow vaginas and their hymen may not break the first time. Don’t ever assume that your girlfriend has had sex with other men just because she didn’t bleed the first time you and your girlfriend had sex. She would be very wronged! ~~~~` Maybe the membrane is deeper. Some people still have their hymen when they give birth because it is too deep.

The hymen of some virgins is large and elastic, with few blood vessels inside the membrane. In addition, the man is gentle and not rough during sexual intercourse, so the hymen may not rupture after multiple sexual intercourses. On the contrary, some virgins have their hymen ruptured due to certain accidents, such as some women insert small toys into the vagina out of ignorance in childhood, some suffer trauma or sharp objects happen to hit the vulva, some are damaged by masturbation, washing or vaginal suppositories, and some hymen is originally fragile and can be ruptured during strenuous exercise.

1. The hymen has been ruptured. Vigorous exercise can cause rupture of the hymen, such as cycling or other sports;

2. The hymen itself is thick and not easy to break, so there will be no bleeding;

3. The male genitals are not strong and long enough to rupture, so there will be no bleeding;

4. The bleeding is relatively small and cannot be observed with the naked eye;

In fact, there is no need to pay too much attention to whether a girl’s hymen has been broken. As long as two people are together and love each other and have feelings for each other, nothing else matters~!

Will a woman's vagina bleed during her first intercourse?

Sex experts conducted a data survey and found 3,000 women, asking them to talk about whether they felt pain when losing their virginity for the first time and what happened. However, the results were surprising: more than 60% of women did not feel pain during their first intercourse, although there might be some pain. Some women actually said that they felt no feeling or pain at first.

Sexual health experts also said that many girls did not bleed during their first night, and were told that it might be because their hymen had been damaged by previous exercise, which caused women to suffer great psychological pressure.

But the fact is, no matter how you exercise, the vaginal opening is closed, so exercise cannot damage the "hymen" at all, and the absence of bleeding during the first night is actually normal.