Most people cross over this topic again and again, without having any real knowledge of what the hymen is. It is believed to be that the hymen is a small membrane that covers the opening of the female gentalia. Once a virgin has sex for the first time, this membrane is expected to break, and blood is expected to be lost.
People say that if you don't have a hymen, you don't have virginity either, but I'd like to debunk this myth. In short, virginity can be defined in a number of ways, but it has absolutely nothing to do with a hymen.
First, a hymen is not a membrane that covers the vagina. If this were to be true, it wouldn't be possible for girls to menstruate. The hymen is the fringe found around the outside of the vagina. In fact, some girls aren't even born with it, and it can be torn from something as easy as walking or riding a bicycle.
When most girls have sex for the first time, any bleeding would be due to bleeding of the tissue within the vagina, and the hymen (fringe located outside the opening of the vagina) only tears in some cases. Less than half the women who have sex for the first time actually experience bleeding.
So, in short, a hymen has nothing to do with virginity. Most people of the world have no idea what a hymen actually is, and its time females became aware of their body parts. If you didn't experience bleeding the first time, then don't worry. This varies from female to female.
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