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A member asked:
After losing your virginity is it normal to experience light stomach pains the day after ? (we used a condom)
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Post virginal sex: After having sex for the first time with vaginal insertion of the penis, the supporting muscles of the vagina are stretched and are usually tense beforehand and during, so light "stomach pains" are common, just like heavy exercise after a time of no exercise can have muscle pain.
Answered 3/21/2018
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