DOES POPPING YOUR CHERRY HURT?

A hymen does not "pop" -- it stretches. It is not a piece of tissue that covers the vaginal opening (as you probably imagine it to be). It is a band of elastic tissue that surrounds the inside circumference of the vagina, and it has a small opening in it. Some women are born WITHOUT a hymen. Some women retain remnants of a hymen after giving birth. Some women claim it hurts the first time they have sex; most don't. Some women bleed after the first time they have sex; most don't.

You don't really feel "pain" the first time you have sex. Any discomfort you feel at first is the unaccustomed feeling of "pressure and fullness" inside the vagina, that comes from accommodating the male organ. You've never felt that before; so it's something completely new. It's not "painful", and that feeling only lasts for a couple of seconds. You won't know how it's going to feel to you, until you try it for the first time.

That's about all there is to say about it.

A hymen does not pop it can stretch slightly by sex or doing the splits or exercise but some hymens can be so intact that they do not stretch. Hymens are for collecting dirt around the vagina. Some people are not even born with hymens and no it does not hurt to have sex for the first time but you must make sure your lubricated and relax the muscles in the vagina and go slowly as they need to get used to sex which can be a bit uncomfortable but nothing major. But make sure you do it slowly overwise it can cause bleeding.

It's different for everyone. The term for your 'cherry' is your hymen. You're hymen stretches with sex but doesn't break. Some people bleed whereas others don't; it depends. When you have sex for the first time the tarring of your hymen isn't painful, it's the widening of your vaginal opening that is painful. The breaking of your hymen hurts but you don't realize it as much. It's not as bad as you think either. It's not too painful and the pleasure evens it out. Don't be afraid, go slow and make sure your comfortable.

A little bit, but it doesn't last.

Yes, it does hurt, but not for long. If the guy knows what he is doing and prepares you first, it only hurts the first few thrusts, then it gets better.

there is No cherry and the Hymen does not "Pop"

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For some girls it pinches pretty good, others not so much but the act of intercourse isn't supposed to hurt. It will if the girl isn't sexually aroused. A dry vagina isn't going to accept sexual intercourse.

It depends on who is doing the popping . You can be nice about it and make it no big deal .

it depends on the person