Can you pop your cherry with a tampon?

Answer 1

You don't have a cherry and nothing 'pops'.

You may have a hymen, this is tissue that surrounds the opening to the vagina - in most cases this doesn't cover much of the vaginal opening and the hymen is flexible so will stretch to accommodate tampons or even larger things such as a penis during sex. The hymen can be torn as a result of inserting things vaginally but most commonly this will only occur if you use force or if you're rough.

Answer 2

If you mean by tearing the hymen, the piece of tissue over the vaginal opening, no. Generally speaking, tampon applicators are small enough, and the hymen is flexible enough, for the tampon to be inserted into the vagina without any problems. But, if you are rough when you put the tampon in, it could tear your hymen. You can even tear it during sports or other athletic activity. If this happens, it is not bad. You may bleed slightly. Use a pad in your underwear to keep it from staining your clothes. Even if you tear your hymen by using a tampon, it still means you are a virgin, as you have not had sexual intercourse. Note from the Author: This answer has been provided by a medical professional, but not a medical doctor. The advice or answer located above should NOT take the place of your primary care physician's medical advice. Furthermore, this answer has been provided in accordance with WikiAnswers and Answers.com disclaimers and policies. Do not reveal personal information within questions, as this is an anonymous service. In an emergency, hang up and dial 911 or your local emergency number. Contact your physician's exchange (usually provided through his/her office number) if you have questions or concerns after business hours. The author of this answer is not responsible for misguided or misinformed attempts to follow this advice. ALWAYS ask your doctor if you have questions or concerns about your or your child's health and do not use WikiAnswers as a substitute for proper medical advice and care provided by your personal physician.

Answer 3

You don't have a cherry and nothing pops.

If you have a hymen then it can wear away or stretch over time, it can also stretch or tear partly or fully whenever you insert anything into your vagina. However the hymen doesn't usually cover much of the vaginal opening and it is flexible, so it can easily allow small items like tampons through without tearing - even during sex it's rare the hymen is torn unless penetration is forced or rough.

Answer 4

You don't have a cherry and nothing pops.

Your hymen can wear away, stretch, or tear partly or fully - it will only tear via vaginal penetration, but it's very uncommon for this to hurt as there are no nerves connected to the hymen. The hymen doesn't cover much of the vaginal opening and it is flexible so can easily allow the tampon through without tearing, often tearing only occurs with rough or forced sexual intercourse.

Answer 5

You don't have a cherry and nothing pops.

You may have a hymen and it can be torn with tampon use but it's very unusual for this to occur. The hymen is tissue that surrounds the opening to the vagina, it doesn't cover much of the vaginal opening and is flexible so can stretch to allow things though - tampons rarely even stretch the hymen, let alone tear the hymen. Often the hymen will only tear if penetration is forced or rough.

Answer 6

You don't have a cherry and nothing pops.

You may have a hymen, which is tissue that surrounds the vaginal opening - this doesn't typically cover much of the vaginal opening and it is flexible so can easily stretch to accommodate not only little things like tampons but larger things like dildos or penises without tearing.

The hymen will typically only tear if penetration is forced or rough, a tampon is very unlikely to tear the hymen because they are so small they can usually pass through the hymen with no affect at all.

Even if the hymen was to tear from tampon use it's no big deal, the hymen is just tissue left over from development in the womb so it has no function - it does not indicate virginity, and although it can bleed for the most part when torn it will not hurt and not cause much bleeding.

Answer 7

You don't have a cherry, and nothing pops.

You may have a hymen, which is tissue that surrounds the opening to the vagina in some women. The hymen normally doesn't cover much of the opening so something small like a tampon can easily pass through, but even if you were inserting something larger the hymen is flexible so can stretch to accommodate that. Often the hymen will only tear if penetration is rough or forced.

It's very uncommon for tampons can tear the hymen, possible but uncommon.

Answer 8

Tampons can tear your hymen, but it is very unlikely.

The hymen is tissue that surrounds the vaginal opening which is flexible so will stretch to accommodate penetration, it's very rare that a tampon would be able to tear the hymen as tampons are narrow so don't require much room to go into the vagina. It's only if tampons are forced through the hymen, such as if the hymen covers more of the vagina than normal, that they'd tear the hymen.

Answer 9

There is no fruit inside your vagina, and nothing pops from inserting a tampon or anything else.

This term can mean your hymen, this is tissue that surrounds the vaginal opening - normally it doesn't cover much of the vaginal opening and it's flexible so can stretch, thus not only allowing tampons to pass through but larger things too without it needing to tear. The hymen can be torn if insertion/penetration is rough or forced but a tampon is rarely likely to tear the hymen.

Answer 10

You don't have a cherry and nothing pops.

You may have a hymen - this is tissue surrounding the opening to the vagina, in most people it doesn't cover much of the vaginal opening so will allow small things like tampons through, the hymen is also flexible so will stretch to allow larger things to pass through. The hymen can be torn whenever anything is inserted vaginally, but typically only if insertion/penetration is rough or forced through the hymen.