9 Things All Virgins Need to Stop Stressing about and Chill ...

When you're a virgin, it's scary to think about what sex will be like. However, there's no point in stressing over certain aspects of it. Listen to Gurl's advice and stop worrying about these things:

1. If He'll Know You're a Virgin

If He'll Know You're a Virgin There's no reason to hide the fact that you've never slept with someone. If he finds out, he'll consider himself lucky to be your first!

2. If You'll Bleed

If You'll Bleed If your hymen tears, there could be a little blood, but it won't be like anything out of a horror movie.

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3. If "It" Will Fit

If "It" Will Fit It doesn't matter how big he is or how small you are, because it'll definitely fit.

4. If You're Doing It Right

If You're Doing It Right You can't be a pro your first time. Practice makes perfect.

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5. If He Likes What You Look like

If He Likes What You Look like As long as you've showered, he shouldn't mind what you look like below the belt. He'll just be happy you're stripping for him.

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6. If It's Going to Be Good

If It's Going to Be Good Everyone feels differently about sex, but you won't know how much you like it until you try it.

7. When It'll Actually Happen

When It'll Actually Happen Don't push yourself to have sex before you're ready. It'll happen when it happens.

8. How Much It Will Hurt

How Much It Will Hurt If your man gets you excited enough for sex and goes slow, then you shouldn't feel any pain. Sex is supposed to be enjoyable, after all.

9. What Others Will Think

What Others Will Think Your body is none of their business. Do what makes you happy and stop worrying about your reputation.

If you're a virgin, don't stress yourself out too much by worrying about sex. Do you worry about any of these things?

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Shouldn't ** Also remember to use a form of protection (condom + birth control) to prevent STDs and pregnancy. Also remember to pee after sex to get rid of any STI risks (if your prone to bladder infections)

I understand your opinion Paula, but I believe that people should do whatever feels right. If someone takes necessary precautions and truly feels that the timing or person is right, then who is anyone else to tell them to wait till they're married. And honestly, nowadays most people don't wait and turn out just fine.

So, he gets to know whether you're a virgin or not, but you won't know if he is?...

Thanks for the advice I needed it 😄😂

I'm still virgin and also not worried about any of these things. Anyway, thanks for posting @Holly. :)

The hymen can be stretched or torn by a lot of different things that aren't sex (fingers, tampons, non-sexual strenuous activities, etc) so it's more than likely torn before sex. Also, some hymen tissue is flexible so it's simply moved during sex.

Agree with Paula. But it in fact depends if thats what you want for yourself. Remember it all depends on you. How about this: if you think and know for sure you want to be with one person and one person only, then you should wait, get to know the person for a year or two and start from there. If you think and know for sure you want to have multiple of partners n not regret it then do it. But don't complain when you regret it. I agree with marriage before sex. It's not 100% positive that it will be an a forever marriage but I'm pretty sure, there will be less kids with different fathers and mothers, less confused kids, a stable home, and so fourth.

Oh lawd I remember my first. Was super excited & he did go slow & was in so much pain with just the tip (sorry if TMI) and I bleed for 4 days. Waking up to spotting. I guess everyone is just different. It's depends both on you & your partner.

I wonder why they didn't tell you that information ?

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