How do you know if your cherry has been popped?

The hymen is just a thin little piece of tissue. Most people think it is far inside the v*gina, but it is actually part of the external female genitalia (that means it’s outside, not inside). So if you know what to look for (most people don’t), then you could see it. The hymen does not really serve a purpose, so it does not matter when it tears.

Most girls tear their hymen long before they ever have a penis in there. The hymen usually tears in childhood or puberty from things like tampons, fingers, and even running and jumping. There’s usually little or no blood when it happens, so most girls aren’t sure exactly when it tore.

Many people notice blood during sexual activity and assume it is from the hymen. While it is possible, it is not too likely. Some girls do have a really thick hymen, so theirs might stay intact through running, jumping, fingers, tampons, and even penises! Theirs also might have more pain and blood when it does tear. That isn’t the norm though. If there is blood during and after sexual activity, it is usually from tiny tears inside the v*gina, usually by caused by the girl not being lubricated enough.

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