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A member asked:
I already lost my virginity and i didn't bleed, but when i tried to do it again i bled. it it possible to not pop your cherry the first time?
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Virginity: yes it is possible that your hymen did not completely break with your first attempt at sexual intercourse, which is nothing to worry about. It sounds like it broke the second time around. Remember to always protect yourself from STD's by using condoms and if you are not wanting to get pregnant please consider using birth control
Answered 7/29/2016
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