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A woman's h***n can not tell you much about her virginity. Stop depending on it to judge if she's a virgin or not.
The h***n is a membrane covering the va**na opening. Its shape and size varies in people.

It normally covers the va**nal opening only partially to allow discharges/menstrual flow to pass through.

If imperfonate (covering va**na completely), surgery is done to open it up a bit.

In many cultures, however, people believe that once a woman's h***n is torn, she's been "disvirgined'

They also believe that when a woman is deflowered, she must bleed from the va**na to show that her h***n has broken (which proves her virginity).

In most cases, both are false!

Here's why:

1. Not all women are born with h***ns. Nearly 1 in 2000 females don't develop a h***n at all, which means their va**na is naturally open.

So what did not develop at all should not be used to ascertain if she's had va**nal s*x or not.

2. Activities other than va**nal s*x can also tear a woman's h***n, especially strenuous ones like;
- swimming 🏊‍♂️
- riding a bicycle 🚲 &
- riding a horse 🐎

There are also reports of h***n stretching following use of tampons and insertion of fingers or objects into the va**na.

3. Many women don't experience a h***n tear in their first va**nal s*x because their h***n can comfortably stretch to accommodate the man's p***s without tearing.

So even after having s*x, their h***n will remain intact.

4. Even if a woman's h***n is broken during her first s*x, bleeding/spotting does not always follow.

So don't always expect to see her va**nal spotting to prove her virginity to you.

Putting these together, we can see clearly that it is wrong to depend on the state of a woman's h***n to judge her virginity in terms of having penetrative va**nal s*x!

Sadly, many people are still ignorant of this.

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