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Is I am a virgin?
Hello, I have a question
I am 22 year old girl never had sex before. But when I was 14 years old my aunt had a dildo that never was used. I had want to try it but I didn't know what will happen.At age 14 I had insert the dildo inside my vagina and I had use it couple of times, but never with a person. I had stop using it when I turn 20 years old. And never use it again. I want to know I am a still a virgin? I am confuse. I never had sex before. And I am waiting until I am married. I do have sex will I bleed a little.?And will my vagina be real tight for a penis to insert in?
I am 22 year old girl never had sex before. But when I was 14 years old my aunt had a dildo that never was used. I had want to try it but I didn't know what will happen.At age 14 I had insert the dildo inside my vagina and I had use it couple of times, but never with a person. I had stop using it when I turn 20 years old. And never use it again. I want to know I am a still a virgin? I am confuse. I never had sex before. And I am waiting until I am married. I do have sex will I bleed a little.?And will my vagina be real tight for a penis to insert in?
Best Answer
Your vagina did not get permanently stretched by some casual use of a dildo. It is possible you will not bleed the first time with a man, but that was possible before also. Many women don't. And in general, depending on the culture the woman is from, only having had a man's penis in your vagina would make you no longer a virgin.
No worries. Masturbation with or without toys does not remove your virginity. You can ONLY lose it by having full-blown sex with a man. You may have already broken your hymen, and when you do have sex, you may not bleed. I'm sure that you will be plenty tight enough on your wedding night. Blessings - Blu
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