Don't throw the word rape around like that. In no way, shape or form is it fitting in this little story of yours, and it's very offensive.
Also, yes, it would be nice if every virginity story was, "Oh, we were hopelessly in love, it was a romantic evening, we made love, it barely hurt, it was perfect." But this is not a fairy tale, and life doesn't work that way. You can be completely in love, completely comfortable, and still feel pain when you lose your virginity. Obviously, feeling nervous around a stranger won't make it any easier, but don't paint a picture to naive girls that it's going to be rainbows and sunshine.
You can still bleed, and still feel some pain even if emotionally the rest is perfect. And, not to mention, not everyone wants a fairy tale like that. I know people who have been with a boyfriend of a month-ish, not fully loved him, the relationship didn't last, but they didn't regret it. It may not have been sugar on a puppy, but they enjoyed it. That isn't for everyone, and you're painting a picture for girls who have never done it before that it may not live up to, and it's unfair to make them feel like they are doing it wrong just because it wouldn't be featured in a film with Ryan Gosling.
Everyone has their own ideas about what they want their virginity to be like, and it is not your place to inform girls about the RIGHT way to do it - simply because there is no right way. If they want the romantic picture perfect first time, they will wait to have it. They have friends, and family, and google to tell them the facts about your first time, and they do not need some stranger forcing their opinion on them about the right and wrong way to lose your virginity.
It may be what you wish you had, but that doesn't mean it's what everyone wants. And just in case someone feels the need to say it - No, I am not saying this is bad. I'm just saying, this isn't for everyone. Romance, love, and trust, is good, and I'm not saying anyone is bad for wanting it for their first time, I'm simply saying, it isn't the ONLY acceptable option for not regretting it.2 2 2 1The walls of my vagina were ripped just like it would have been had I been raped, so I am not throwing it around, it took me a week to heal, I wasn't joking about rape, I let that guy forced himself in even though I wasn't ready. And I wasn't telling girls that they should lose their virinity only if there are candles and flower pedals everywhere, I'm telling them what they should expect, not to let a guy force themselves inside them, and to do it with someone they feel strongly about.
What the f*** are you on? You weren't raped. You were "easy" and you had sex before you were ready, and that isn't his fault. "I let that guy force himself in" He did not FORCE himself in if you LET him. Rape doesn't apply here AT ALL. He was rough, and it hurt, I get that, but don't compare it to rape.
And I believe girls shouldn't lose their virginity unless its all rainbows, some might be okay throwing it away but its best not to risk it. It shouldn't be someones aspiration to lose something so intimate to stranger, so don't sell that bit. Every girl deserves and should lose their virginity to someone they love. As long as the vagina is lubricated enough then first times shouldn't hurt or bleed, if they do its not because they are built that way, its because they werent lubricated enough.
Yeaaah, that wasn't rape. If you say yes and want to do it, even if your body isn't sufficiently aroused, it isn't rape. Not to be inflammatory, but these statements hurt girls who -are- raped, who are drunk/high and cannot say yes or no, girls who are scared and give in because they are afraid of him using force, who say no and may be aroused but the guy does it anyway and disrespects her wishes, a stranger hopping out of the bushes, an acquaintance, date-rape, marital rape, etc. You weren't raped.
And hymens vary in thickness, so it still may hurt and bleed even if the girl is otherwise "ready." Some girls are born without a hymen, or like you said, break it through exercising.3 1 0 0I used the term rape to describe the damage, that's why I put consentually in front it, because I let him do that damage! And if its done its done and the people who did it already felt what they felt, wether it was a okay or not, and a message from a stranger on the internet is not going to make their happy feeling turn into bad ones when they have accepted the happiness of it. Those situations are sad situations, so I'm sure they were sad about it before I even mentioned it! Thickhymens are rare
And some of the things you mentioned are things that would be out of their control, which is sad, but this comment is for girls that are in control, and should think about their choices and what they should expect. Like I said I did some research after my first time because it really was awful and I don't want other girls to go through it.
It still wasn't rape. You can say that your experience was unpleasant and your hymen broke, but it was not rape at all.
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1 1You're an idiot. Rape? Are you kidding me? Rape is if he forced himself on you, held you down, and shoved it in without your consent. Didn't happen like that therefore it wasn't rape.
And I lost my virginity with my boyfriend and I had been dating him for three months. I didn't bleed but he was too girthy and I was too tight. He couldn't fit even the tip in. And I cried because it hurt too much.
According to your "theory" it shouldn't have hurt me.
Also - IT'S JUST SEX. Your first time doesn't have to be special or memorable if you don't want it to be.2 1 0 0Thank you for the advice.
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