1. Your body is not going to change....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Your body is not going to change when you first have intimacy. Your body will be the same as it was before, but your hymen will have broken. However, you may experience certain physiological reactions like flushed skin, rapid breathing, and sweating when you’re ready for intimacy.
2. Your first time shouldn’t be painful, but it may be uncomfortable.
It’s normal to feel uneasy when you’re experiencing intimacy for the first time. Friction may make it uncomfortable, but it shouldn’t hurt. If you’re having pain when you’re having intimacy, you might be suffering from a medical condition called endometriosis. Lack of lubricants can also be the cause. If the pain occurs every time you’re in action, try to visit your doctor.
3. There is not a post-intimacy look.
Nobody will know that you’re not a virgin unless you tell them. Your body will return to its previous state after you finish intimacy. It only took a few minutes to cool down.
4. There won’t be much blood on your sheets.
You may bleed when doing it for the first time, but it won’t be much. The bleeding occurs as a result of the broken hymen. If the bleeding is severe, don’t hesitate to visit your doctor after the action.
5. Maintaining safety measures
It’s important to use protection whenever you’re having intimacy unless you and your partner are infection-free. STIs can be transmitted through unprotected intimacy. You have to be careful about whom you want to have intimacy with and how you want to have it..CONTINUE READING>>
