Ok. I'm really confused. I've a couple of questions about fingering:
1. How deep do you have to go 'in there' to pop the cherry?
2. Does it pop after finger is insterted for 2cm only?
3. If it does pop, does the blood look like period blood or different (like blekh skin leftovers or something)?
My period finished yesterday. I was fingered today and found blood on my panties afterwards. Is it 'leftovers' from my period or was my cherry popped? And again, it wasn't more than 2cm deep but it hurt like !@#$.
Sorry for making this disgusting but I need answers.
If you don't use tampons and it hasn't been stretched before you'll experience mild discomfort from pentration and perhaps a small amount of blood. If it has not been stretched pentration regardless of depth will make it stretched.
Unfortunately, I cannot answer the second half of the question about whether it's period blood or blood from this activity. I'm not female but I'm sure someone else will be able to handle part 2 of the question for you. [ solidadvice4teens's advice column | Ask solidadvice4teens A Question ]
straightup answered Monday April 16 2007, 12:35 pm: It probably was either
A)'left over period'
B) since the fingering hurt so bad, he may have ripped you inside a bit, and it blead.
It's ok - maybe you are just super tight or maybe there wasnt enough lube and too much friction. Go SLOW. Make him do it really slowly and gently. I'm not sure if it was your cherry, its possible, but I dont know how hard he was fingering you. It's also possible that you have already popped it from physical activity like horse back riding, and other things like that.
If it was a cut from him, it will heal naturally. Remember to take it slow next time and try to relax your muscles, I know its hard becuase you might be nervous, but try your best!! It will feel a lot better soon.
Good luck. [ straightup's advice column | Ask straightup A Question ]
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