My name is Kelly. I'm 15 years old and in the 10th grade. I may be young but I love to help people. I have been threw a lot and can relate to just about anyone. I will try my best to help all of you or well anyone that asks me. If I don't know the answer I will get the answer for you. I will never judge you or turn away any question. So I just wanted to let everyone know to feel free to ask me anything they want at anytime. I'm always on my messangers so also feel free to email or IM me. Thanks xD
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What happens before a guy sticks it in??..do they get hard or are they still "soft"? and i have gotten fingered b4 (2fingers) and does it really feel like that?...and will i bleed badly? (link)
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Well before you guys have sex, more than likely he will be hard because of all the excitment. He may leak seamen also due to the excitment. Nothing he can really control. Fingering if different from sex. Fingering might feel less painful than sex when other times it may feel the same. I've had sex and it didn't feel anything like being fingered. It hurt more. Also some women may bleed while others don't. I didn't bleed my first time but there are some who will. Hope I helped xD
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what does it mean? how do you do it/ how do you know if its already been done? is it a good thing? does it happen to everyone? (link)
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"popping the cherry" is another way of saying breaking the hymen. a Hymen is a peice of skin that stretches over the inside of the vagina. You don't have to have sex for it to break. you could ride a bike or go horse back riding. It happens to every woman that has sex or is active. To know if its broken...well its hard to know. Some women bleed while others nothing happens. But I assure you that it is normal and nothing to be scared about.
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