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about hymen..?
Is this true?
Ok, I don't want to be gross so you can back off now, but I think this is a valid question.
I read in a site that the hymen skin doesn't have to rip irregularly like it usually does, leaving some sort of dented pattern, but that it can be stretched gently so the borders remain in a continuous shape, if it's done gently and slowly and with proper lubrication of course.
Is this true?
6 Answers
- 1 decade ago
actually yes, you know that not 2 tears of water are the same, so to our bodies. I mean, there are different types of hymen. There is an elastic kind of hymen, which doesn't tear, nor bleed, nor cause pain. There is another, the rigid one, this I hope you don't have because hurts like hell with a single attempt and sometimes the only remedy is to remove it surgically.
- tallcowboy0614Lv 61 decade ago
I tell ya what....I have heard that thick, heavy hymen's bleed and rip, but in my 46 years, have never, ever known a hymen to even be present, much less bleed or hurt in any way.
Just my experience, mind you, but I think folks worry too much about a hymen.
Source(s): I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night! - 1 decade ago
you will still have bleeding if your hymen is large and the opening is tight. it is alot easier if you use alot of lubrication.
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