What does the hymen look like?

The shapes of a broken hymen include ring-shaped, umbrella-shaped, lip-shaped, sieve-shaped, etc. Its thickness, elasticity, and shape vary from person to person. Some women have a hymen with good elasticity and large membrane holes, so they can be intact even if they have a history of sexual life; while some women have a thin hymen with poor elasticity, which can be torn due to intense exercise such as running, jumping, and trauma. Therefore, it is not possible to identify whether a woman has had sexual life based on whether the hymen is damaged.

The hymen is a layer of plastic film tissue outside the female vaginal opening, which is composed of capillaries, peripheral nerves and connective tissue. There is a small round hole in the middle, which is the hymen hole. The shapes of a broken hymen include ring-shaped, umbrella-shaped, lip-shaped, sieve-shaped, etc. Its thickness, elasticity, and shape vary from person to person. Some women have a hymen with good elasticity and large membrane holes, so they can be intact even if they have a history of sexual life; while some women have a thin hymen with poor elasticity, which can be torn due to intense exercise such as running, jumping, and trauma. Therefore, it is not possible to identify whether a woman has had sexual life based on whether the hymen is damaged.

The hymen is located at the vulva, which is a thin film of tissue at the female vaginal opening with a hole in the middle for menstruation to discharge. The hymen is present after a woman is born, that is, when the embryo grows in the mother's uterus, not "after puberty" as some people think. Of all species in nature, only human women have this ability. Why do human women have their hymen broken and what the effect of a broken hymen is is still a mystery. However, due to the oppression of women by old ideas, the breaking of the hymen has become the central focus of the virgin complex.

In fact, having your hymen broken has nothing to do with whether you are a Virgo or not. Because the appearance and thickness of each woman's hymen are different, after having sex, the hymen may break but not tear, or it may break without bleeding. There are also a very small number of women who are born without a hymen. In addition, some women in their teenage or puberty years have their hymen ruptured prematurely due to vigorous foot movements. Some women who have no sex life have their hymen ruptured due to fingers or objects entering the vagina during masturbation. These are all factors that cause hymen rupture outside of sexual intercourse and have nothing to do with whether or not you are a Virgo. On the other hand, some women's hymen is very strong and even remains intact after several sexual intercourses. It only needs to be cut surgically before giving birth. How can this be considered based on the definition of Virgo?