The Sex - When the first night,
the couple usually feels pleased and tense. It is more common in couples who do
it for the first time. Why? Because there are many false myths about the first
night can frighten. Though it is not necessarily the case.
Here are some false myths about the first night that many believed, as reported by Boldsky, Saturday (07/07/2012):
1. Myth: The first night she must be bleeding
According to most men, bleeding is a sign to prove that the woman was a virgin because when the hymen breaks, a woman will experience bleeding. However, the fact that not all women have to bleed to prove her virginity.
Frequent exercise which relaxes the pelvic muscles, lack of blood vessels in the hymen or the amount of lubrication, are all factors that can prevent women do not experience bleeding during the first intercourse.
2. Myth: Sex is always painful the first time
Many women are afraid to have sex just because he can not imagine letting her partner's penis into the vagina. It is believed that so much is now a myth. In fact, as not all women experience bleeding at first intercourse, as not all women have a hymen is intact. First time sex so painful when the hymen is still there.
Enough foreplay is the easiest method to make sex less painful first. And plus, some sports such as cycling, horse riding, martial arts and can stretch the hymen a little damage and make the muscles around the genitals become more tenuous, thus making sex the first time not too painful.
So do not worry, if the first night it was painful to do gradually.
3. Myth: Urinate after sex to prevent pregnancy
There is a myth that if a woman urinate immediately after sex, the sperm can get out of the vaginal canal so as to prevent pregnancy. When in fact, urine excreted through the ureter (bladder), while the sperm does not enter the uterus through the bladder. So it is not possible to prevent pregnancy only way to urinate after intercourse.
Here are some false myths about the first night that many believed, as reported by Boldsky, Saturday (07/07/2012):
1. Myth: The first night she must be bleeding
According to most men, bleeding is a sign to prove that the woman was a virgin because when the hymen breaks, a woman will experience bleeding. However, the fact that not all women have to bleed to prove her virginity.
Frequent exercise which relaxes the pelvic muscles, lack of blood vessels in the hymen or the amount of lubrication, are all factors that can prevent women do not experience bleeding during the first intercourse.
2. Myth: Sex is always painful the first time
Many women are afraid to have sex just because he can not imagine letting her partner's penis into the vagina. It is believed that so much is now a myth. In fact, as not all women experience bleeding at first intercourse, as not all women have a hymen is intact. First time sex so painful when the hymen is still there.
Enough foreplay is the easiest method to make sex less painful first. And plus, some sports such as cycling, horse riding, martial arts and can stretch the hymen a little damage and make the muscles around the genitals become more tenuous, thus making sex the first time not too painful.
So do not worry, if the first night it was painful to do gradually.
3. Myth: Urinate after sex to prevent pregnancy
There is a myth that if a woman urinate immediately after sex, the sperm can get out of the vaginal canal so as to prevent pregnancy. When in fact, urine excreted through the ureter (bladder), while the sperm does not enter the uterus through the bladder. So it is not possible to prevent pregnancy only way to urinate after intercourse.
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