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No, I am hearing you when you are saying that if she doesn't bleed it doesn't mean she's lying, I fully agree with that, because well, it's true, it's a fact that not all virgins bleed. However, I do disagree that it's an indicator that she's telling the truth if she does bleed, all that really indicates is injury which can happen no matter how many partners a woman has had. And actually, sorry to burst your bubble, but bleeding after sex, regardless of virginal status is in fact a common thing …
/r/TheRedPill02/12/14 03:11 AM
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I'm saying that if she bleeds it was almost certainly her first time. Yes there are special cases, but they are rare. No, you aren't reading mine properly. That is a misnomer. That is not true that if she bleeds it is almost certainly her first time. That is not how vaginae or hymens work, I'm sorry, but it's not. It's a long-time myth and we know better now with a better understanding of women's bodies. Bleeding just indicates that you injured her hymen, and you can do that to a woman who has h…
/r/TheRedPill02/12/14 02:51 AM
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That's still not necessarily true. With the right level of arousal, it doesn't hurt at all, under normal circumstances, especially with a partner who's willing to take it slow. Bleeding also isn't always an indicator of virginity, because not everyone's hymen bleeds when torn; there are plenty of women who sustain injuries to it without bleeding. And even if it is her first time, being aroused does a whole lot for allowing large items to be inserted- with the right blood flow, the vagina can exp…
/r/TheRedPill02/12/14 01:26 AM
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"no hymen no diamond" Okay, I am prepared for an onslaught of downvotes, but...there are a lot of myths surrounding virginity, namely the hymen. The biggest myth being that it's a tissue that totally blocks off the vaginal canal and that it must be ripped or broken in order to do anything inside of the vagina, be it inserting a finger, penis or hell, tampon. This is wholly false. The hymen is actually a little fringe of tissue that surrounds the opening, and all women that have them (some women …
/r/TheRedPill01/12/14 11:15 PM
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