can a virgin woman not bleed during her first sex?

Answer 1

Yes. Only about half of virgins bleed.

There are many reasons why a woman might not bleed. Either their hymen is already broken, or it doesn't bleed.

Answer 2

Virginity testing has become a relatively new trend in many countries, especially those that are highly concerned with women's honor or serious diseases such as AIDS. Virginity testing is seen as a way to curb women's sexual activity before marriage and keeping them "pure" until then. There is much controversy and debate as to whether or not this infringes upon women's human rights, even if they are willing participants.

Virginity testing is done is different ways, depending upon the country. Primarily, the vagina is examined to see whether or not the girl's hymen is intact. The hymen is defined as "the thin membrane of skin that may stretch across part of the vaginal opening". An opening in the hymen allows the menstrual flow to pass out of the body. Most girls are born with a hymen, although some are born without it. There are many doctors who say that the hymen is not a good indicator of sexual virginity for several reasons:


a girl may have been born without a hymen

the hymen can easily be ruptured during normal physical activities and sport

the hymen can be stretched open by the use of tampons
Often the bed sheets from a couple's wedding night are examined to see if any blood is present on them because a virgin is supposed to bleed during her first sexual encounter. However, a woman may be a virgin and still not bleed during her first intercourse

Answer 3

Yes, I did not bleed when I lost my virginity.

Answer 4

I didn't bleed. Yes, it's possible.

Answer 5

i didnt bleed.

Answer 6

yes not all girls bleed.

Answer 7

ya its normal.. nothing to worry