Do you bleed straight after your cherry pops?

Answer 1

No, the two things are unrelated.

Popping your cherry is a term used to describe the hymen being torn.
The hymen is tissue that surrounds the vaginal opening, it normally doesn't cover much of the vaginal opening and will stretch to accommodate penetration so will often only tear if penetration is rough or forced. When torn the hymen may bleed a little, but not always, and more commonly bleeding is actually a result of vaginal tearing as a result of rough penetration.

Menstruation is a phase of your menstrual cycle, it is controlled by hormonal changes within your reproductive cycle and the process involves the shedding of the uterus lining - menstruation has nothing to do with the hymen, and the hymen being torn doesn't effect when your period starts.

Answer 2

What happens when your cherry pops is your hymen tearing. Some may feel a popping sensation, some feel nothing. There may be pain. Sometimes there is bleeding.

The phrase that indicates your cherry popping is talking about losing your virginity. You lose your virginity when you have sex, your hymen doesn't have anything to do with it. Some women's hymen, or cherries, pop through exercise or vigorous activity, or something like inserting a tampon.

Answer 3

No, it will bleed just a little, not as much as a period. It's just from ripping the tiny piece of tissue.

Answer 4

Yes, most women have them long after they lose their virginity.

Answer 5

No. The two have no relationship and by the way you only get one "cherry". When it is gone it is gone.

Answer 6

Sometimes .... Google it.

Answer 7

Yes