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Is it possible to pop a girls cherry twice?
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Not really: "popping the cherry" refers to the first intercourse with a virgin woman. This involves breaking through the membrane inside the vaginal entrance - the hymen which sometimes bleeds (the cherry). It is possible to partially break this, so a second time on intercourse might tear the rest and cause a little more bleeding. This would not be a second loss of virginity however.
Answered 12/21/2015
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