The true feeling of a woman having her virginity taken away on her first night

First of all, let’s give an example of an interesting phenomenon: Everyone has generally accepted that the first night is not red, which means that many people know that the hymen is just a thin film, which can easily rupture during strenuous exercise, and in many cases it is It happened unconsciously. In other words, facts have proven that when this membrane ruptures, it actually does not cause pain, at least not obvious pain. Otherwise, how could women not notice it? But why do people accept the idea that there will be no bleeding during the first night, but don’t accept the idea that hymen rupture won’t hurt? The reason is very simple. What people say from word of mouth is that "the first time hurts." Literature, film and television and other media also promote the pain of the first night, and associate this feeling with the innocence of girls so closely that it is in people's minds. Synesthesia has been generated in the ceremony: that is, having sex for the first time means distortion. Pain is something that women must overcome in this ceremony. Women are destined to suffer and suffer, so women should at least be cautious about their first night in order to avoid pain. If this man doesn't want you anymore, your pain and sacrifice will be in vain.

In this case, no woman thinks that the first night will not hurt, and the more innocent the woman, the more painful it will be. This shows how much you love your partner and how much you have dedicated yourself to him with a noble spirit of sacrifice. Because women cannot 100% preserve the phenomenon of first night redness, they can only use first night pain as evidence. This unconsciously strengthens the concept that "the feeling in the vagina during first sexual intercourse must be pain", which has almost become a collective subconscious, leaving no doubt for both men and women. Men will therefore cherish women's devotion, and women will therefore demand men's loyalty. Such a concept must have its rationality, as it is a classic product of male-dominated cultural hegemony. Too many women are afraid of the action of inserting the penis into the vagina because of this so-called pain. They are very scared even thinking about it, and they are unable to have a normal sexual life as a couple for many years after marriage. The resulting public opinion about infertility, divorce tragedy, and guilt for their husbands have caused long-term psychological pressure on them, and they will suffer from a series of psychological and/or physical problems, such as anxiety, depression, gynecological inflammation, and self-inflammation. Immune diseases, skin diseases, etc.

Therefore, in order to eliminate this misconception, women's sexual rights must be fundamentally liberated, so that they can enjoy the same rights as men and respect each other with men. In this way, women will not feel shortchanged, sacrificed, or bullied for having consensual sex. At the same time, the explanation of the hymen must be in place in sex education.