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i am virgin and i want to have anal sex with my boyfriend is it possible that my hymen become damage?
It's possible to break the hymen from anal intercourse. The hymen can be broken from sports, riding a horse, etc. so it may already be broken. Anal sex isn't something that is naturally done, that's why a woman's vagina has natural lubrication and your anus/colon doesn't. It's not supposed to have a penis inside of it. With anal sex, you risk getting an infection, stretching and/or tearing the anal sphincter, tearing blood vessels, etc. It's really not pretty.
u have anal sex yur muscle could loose its elasticity and u would never be the same again U would have problems ( holding ) it when u need to go an u can't .It will all just come out and u wouldn't have any control of it. u might want to think about that anal thing . stuff is meant to come OUT not IN ...
No... it's not likely to rupture the hymen since I'm assuming that there will be no vaginal penetration. But, be aware that anal sex presents it's own set of problems as it tends to be excruciatingly painful due to the stretching and tearing of sphincter muscles and the rupturing of blood vessels in the rectal area... also, it can easily cause bacterial infections.
But if you're determined to try it, make sure that you use plenty of lubricant... have something on hand to wipe off the fecal matter and blood... and be prepared for what could well be one of the most horrific and unpleasant experiences of your life.
But if you're determined to try it, make sure that you use plenty of lubricant... have something on hand to wipe off the fecal matter and blood... and be prepared for what could well be one of the most horrific and unpleasant experiences of your life.
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