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About Courtney Floyd
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Every girl at some point in her life has the desire to "Lose her virginity". My wish is that I can answer any questions they might have about the experience. I can answer any question I am given, but how much advice I can put into that question will depend on the question itself.

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I am a woman who went through a very unique "loss of virginity" and I have advised three of my younger siblings on their virginity loss and what to expect, what is okay, and what they probably should avoid.

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I am a high school graduate. I also have some college credits and too much free time.

 
   

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Losing Your Virginity - Confused


Expert: Courtney Floyd - 4/9/2009

Question
I'm 18 yrs old an so is my boyfriend.I'm a virgin but he's not. Last night we
decided to have sex. He inserted his penis but it hurt way too much so I told
him to take it out. Am I still a virgin or not?  

Answer
That is a very complicated question dear. Technically in order to know if your a text book virgin or not you would have to know if your hymen broke. Did you bleed at all? I suppose it would depend on the penetration, did he fully insert into you? If so, you're probably not a virgin. However the word virgin comes from the ideal that you are innocent in an area. I would say you are no longer a virgin to the sexual experience but I would say your still a virgin in the intercourse aspect. If you are ready to lose your virginity, you're going to have to push past the pain of the first time, and the discomfort of a few times after that before you can comfortable have sex. It's important to remain relaxed, comfortable, and lubricated during your first intercourse encounter. Also use a condom. It protects you, and it helps slide the penis in. Good luck. Let me know if I can be of anymore help.

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