How long is it normal to bleed after losing your virginity?

Yes. It's very normal.

It varies from female to female, but should be no more than 2 days.

If you do bleed it will be straight after sexual intercourse and it is caused by the small flap of skin near the vaginal opening known as the hymen ripping. It will cause slight discomfort but it shouldn't bleed for long. ...

The idea that there is some sort of barrier that has to be broken is as exaggerated as it is widespread and long lived. It's very common that there isn't any blood at the sexual debut. ...

it will hurt for at least a mouth

Yes, you are still a virgin. As long as your hymen is intact, you are a virgin. Everyone's meaning of losing their virginity really changed. Losing your virginity means doing ANYTHING sexual. So yes, technically you lost your virginity. But in the 20th century, the meaning of virginity has differed alot. ...

Four or five days is normal.

Yes, so long as you don't have sexual intercourse, you'll remain a virgin. ...

it depends what you are bleeding from. if you have a nose bleed then it shouldn't bleed for long. if it is a paper cut it shouldn't bleed long. usually if you treat the wound correctly depending on what it is the bleeding should stop within a couple of minuts. it can be bad to bleed for a long time, even fatal ...

This is normal because everyone adjusts to birth control differently. Some people will not bleed at all while others might bleed the whole time they are on the medication. ...

You can call it sex, but it is not sexual intercourse which is the definition of losing your virginity. As long as a penis does not go into a vagina, the definition of a virgin remains. To lose virginity, penile penetration has to occur. ...

around as long as one of your normal periods i didnt bleed after my d and c but they told me it could last up to 5 to 7 days ...

Its not at all. You need to make a app with your obgyn ASAP!

There is no time schedule. Giving up one's virginity is a very personal choice. Just because you are dating someone, you have NO OBLIGATION to surrender your virginity to them. Many women date, and then become engaged to marry before even considering this decision. Do NOT let anyone pressure you into making this decision. ...

This can be very simple or very complicated. It all depends on what one considers virginity to be. If virginity means to you, never having had a penis inside your vagina then yes a lesbian would be a virgin, but if losing your virginity just means having any kind of sexual activity then a lesbian would not be a virgin as long as she has had some kind of sexual activity. ...

A lot of dogs gums will bleed if they are chewing really hard, or for long periods of time. When they start to bleed, take the rawhide away from them for the day. If they always bleed when chewing on rawhide bones I would find a softer chew toy for them. ...

It's different for everyone. For a few women, they bleed a lot and for a few days, but it's not too excessive. For most women, it is not much at all and it doesn't last very long either. ...

how long do a dog suppose to bleed after giving birth?

You cannot recuperate your virginity; once you lose it, you won't ever be a virgin again. ...

yes it is normal. Your body is adjusting to not receiving the hormones from the pill. Though if you bleed for a long time, or bleed again in a few days I suggest going to your doctor because soemthing could be wrong. ...

mine didnt bleed at all

In the US, many males lose their virginity at or a bit before the age of 17. During the act of sexual intercourse for the first time, some guys feel they don't lose their virginity until climax is reached, but so long as they engage in it, they lose their virginity, and that only takes a few seconds. ...

One or two days are normal but any longer it means uve bumed ur dog to hard :D ...

It varies. You can bleed for a second or you could bleed for a minute or two. It's not set in stone ...

It is normal if it is normal for you. If you have always had 2 day long periods, then there is probably nothing to worry about. However, if you normally experience longer periods and now they have shortened, take a look at your everyday activities. Athletic women tend to have shorter lighter periods than non-athletic women, and things like birth control pills can have an effect on how long you bleed for. So basically if it is normal for you, count...