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Question by Asd: is bleeding necessary when doing sex for the first time?

My wife did not bled when we had sex for the first time although she was feeling extreme pain.

She told me that a week before marriage, she tried to pick a vacuum cleaner which was too heavy. She felt extreme pain after that. During that time she was also having her periods. Is it possible that the hymen ruptured while picking that heavy vacuum cleaner and she did not notice the blood from rupturing of her hymen as she was already having her periods. Please guide.




Best answer:

Answer by Brittany
A hymen can break from riding a bike, bending over a counter or doing the splits. I've heard of it going due to sudden movements in bed and things, so certainly it could break before sex.

In regards to the vaccuum cleaner, it's possible but she would have noticed. The hymen is actually a part of your vagina which is there one day and not there the next. She would know.

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