i have been with my bf for nearly 2 years now and we have done 'stuff' together however never had sex (still a virgin). i hadnt seen my bf in 4 months and a few days ago we got together. this time though after he fingered me i found a few spots of bright red blood when i was 'wipeing' (this was 2 days later)and i am also still sore and in pain and sometimes even hurts when i sit(its been 3 days now). This has never happened before, could this be because i havent done anything sexual in a while, or did my hymen break or rip slightly?oh and i'm also expecting my period now, but i havent seen any trace of blood since, so i dont think it was my period. could this simply be as a result of rough fingering that caused soreness and possibly cuts?and if my hymen is slightly torn, would it heal?
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Q: Is it normal to bleed from fingering 2 days later, considering i'm a virgin?
Sounds to me like he was a bit too rough. Once the hymen is torn it does not heal, since you have done sexual things together before I would imagine your hymen has already been torn. Tell your boyfriend to go easier on you next time.
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nope its fine dont worry it also happened with mah gf 2
plz now can u solve mah query i want new sex partner can u tell the indications gals do to seduce boyz
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