About first sex?

Question

I know girls bleed during the first sex. My question is
Do boys also bleed during their first sex? I heard there's jointed skin on the front of the penis which gets cut off during the penetration causing some bleeding. Is it true?

Answer 1

Absolutely not! You're not really a guy, are you?

Girls bleed often because they have a hymen (think of it as the seal on the top of a jar of peanut butter) deep inside their vaginas, which gets punctured or torn the first time something goes in there, and that's what bleeds.

Absolutely nothing gets "torn" on the guy during sex. Guys who have foreskins (the extra covering of skin at the end of their penis that all boys are born with, but which is often cut off at birth or shortly after, for traditional or religious reasons) have the foreskin retract when they insert their penis in the gal's vagina, but it's elastic and stretchable, so it just slides back going in, revealing the glans (head) underneath. Guys who don't have foreskins don't have anything to retract, so it just goes in and out as is.

Where in the world did you hear this scare story anyway?

Answer 2

The only reason girls bleed during penetration is due to the tearing of the hymen, a small ring of tissue. There is no such thing as jointed skin at the front of the penis. If you are talking about foreskin,especially when uncircumcised, it just slides off "unharmed".

Answer 3

Some girls don't bleed there first time. Sometimes they bleed extra the first time they insert a tampon. I don't know whether or not guys bleed, but I do know that there is skin that tears for some men. My son who is three, was circumsized and a little of his skin heeled and attached to the place where the doctor cut the foreskin from. His doctor told me that the first time he has sex, or possibly when he becomes erect it will stretch so much that it will take care of itself. He said that it may hurt my son and he may possibly bleed, but it is nothing to worry about, and it should only do it once.

Answer 4

First of all, not ALL girls bleed the first time. It depends on whether the hymen is intact or has been detached by some other means prior. I have never heard of males bleeding, especially if they are circumsized which removes the foreskin.

Answer 5

No, most of girls bleed on their first sex because of cutting of the membrane on the entrance of the vagina named hymen, some girls have circular hymen with a large hole in it, that means they will not bleed on their first sex or next ones. boys do not bleed also.

Answer 6

i don't think this is true but as i am not in the medical profession or a male i am not completely sure. i dont think it does happen it only happens to the females. i would suggest talking to a other male you can trust or a doctor.

Answer 7

Not true and never talk to the person who told you that again

Answer 8

If you use proper lubrication if needed you shouldn't peel any skin off.

Answer 9

No that is not true but it is a comon misconception. You have nothing to worry about.

Answer 10

This is nonsense.