It’s common — and totally normal — to bleed the first time you have penis-in-vagina sex, but many people don’t bleed at all. The same holds true for anal play and other forms of penetrative sex.
While some people bleed the first time they have sex, not everybody does — and there are ways to reduce the chances of bleeding and pain. Here's how.
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