Decoding Indian Men's Bloodlust and Obsession with the Hymen
This obsession with “deflowering, not deploration,” first night, and blood… Do you know that bleeding during sex causes pain? Such pain is called dyspareunia.
When amply
aroused, the hymen stretches allowing the penis to penetrate without damage.
There are sex workers with their hymens intact. And the
hymens can gradually disintegrate due to vigorous physical activities. Some women
are born without hymens. And then there are elastic hymens that are way more stretchable than normal hymens. Let that sink in. Did she bleed when she was with her
boyfriend? Did he ask her? She might have or didn’t. What is his point?
Only the man’s
fantasies and expectations matter. It doesn’t help that women are advised to
not upset their husbands when sent into the wedding night room.
Bleeding during sex can occur for many reasons, including:
- Having rough intercourse
- Having a well-endowed partner
- Benign anatomic differences in the vagina, cervix or uterus
- Sexually transmitted infections
- Bacterial infection (bacterial vaginosis or yeast infection)
- Having intercourse for the first time
- Insufficient arousal or not using enough lubricant
Bleeding during or after sex is also more likely if the sex is rough and/or penetration is very deep, not only hitting the cervix once but over and over again.
Dr. Moritz also adds that younger people tend to have more sensitive cervixes that can bleed easily from something like rough sex or even a procedure like a Pap smear or pelvic exam.
Who knows if she got scared when this inconsiderate asshole cross-questioned her and cited that she was in a relationship due to pressure? Nothing is certain. Neither does he want to investigate.
She could’ve easily used a fake hymen and this dumb nut would never know.
Technically, she didn’t cheat on him for him to cheat on her with multiple hookups. Non-disclosure about one’s past is a prerogative.
Why do men want a “virgin” wife? What is the point? Is it okay if she kissed a few guys and had make out sessions before marriage? Because the benchmark men set is the hymen and blood during first intercourse. Isn’t it stupid? How would you men know if fake hymen is used? What if is she got a hymenoplasty done? How would you know?
Apparently, sexual harassment experience doesn’t count as body count – only consensual sexual experience counts. Isn’t this such a shameful thing to say? These men easily move on upon hearing sexual assault experiences, saying that doesn’t count. It’s like sexual assaults are nothing to be ashamed of in this society, deserving no redress. But consensual sexual experience is ignominious, and women who engage in it are “used goods, second-hand, vandi, wh0res, and what not. These days, they are calling men with consensual sex experience “rusted rods.”
It's fair enough that she divorces her husband, rejects alimony, starts her life over, and remarries a man who loves her for who she is, unbothered by her past.
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