Is it normal for a girl to have no blood the first time?

Everyone knows that when a woman is a virgin, there is a layer of hymen in her vagina. This layer of hymen will rupture after the male enters. At this time, the woman will feel a tearing pain due to the rupture, and there will be blood flowing out. However, some women do not bleed the first time. This is related to the female body, because the hymen will also fall off automatically. So is it normal for girls to not bleed the first time?

Scientific research has long proven that it is possible to have sex without bleeding for the first time. The survey shows that 29.7% of women do not bleed during their first sexual intercourse; in addition, according to many physiological, anatomical and modern sociological explanations for the reason why there is no bleeding during first sexual intercourse in China, at most 40% of girls may "see blood" on their wedding night, while the other 60% do not. Among them, 5% of women do not bleed during the first sexual intercourse, but bleed during subsequent sexual intercourse. Some people only do it once, while many others do it twice or three times. Among women who have not had sex for a long time after their first sexual intercourse, 5% still bleed when they have sexual intercourse again. I think if everyone had this knowledge, there might be less trouble. I can't guarantee that there won't be any trouble at all. As long as society's worship of the hymen exists, women will inevitably have trouble and men will not be able to completely get rid of their distress.

Of course it's normal. The hymen is not necessarily broken by the man's penis, it can also be broken by a woman's strenuous exercise. Some hymens are fragile and will bleed, while others have strong hymens, which means they are barren women, and will not break even after many times of sex. Therefore, it is incorrect to judge whether a woman is a virgin based on the appearance of blood. I think to judge whether it is the case, you should pay attention to her expression when you have sex and also pay attention to whether your penis feels tight or painful after entering her. Virgins are tight.

It is even possible for the hymen to rupture without bleeding. It is not uncommon for a virgin not to bleed during her first intercourse. There are many reasons for this, such as a thick and tough hymen, a larger hymen hole, fewer blood vessels, congenital deficiency, rupture during strenuous activity or when using a tampon - or it may have ruptured before you had sex. Some of them may not bleed even if they rupture. And the first time some may not necessarily break.

Some people bleed after the first rupture, and they may also bleed during the next sexual intercourse. So this is not the standard for judging virginity.