A little concerned; needs some wisdom

papa_shearer

Hey today is the 16th of june and yesterday my girlfriend and i were fooling around in the basement and one thing led to another and there i was doin the "disappearing finger trick" with my girlfriend. Anyway, when i got done i pulled my finger out and it was all bloody im not sure what this is from because she doesn't start her period for another two weeks, we are a little scared so if we could get some advice or what have you that would be killer!
Thanks a million.

mooman_00

Are your nails long or pointy at the edges or in any way sharp??

papa_shearer

not really, i bite them so there not sharp or anything. Thats kinda what i thought at first too, that i mgiht have scrathed her but i can't believe it bleeding that much.
Is it possible she might be starting this early?

Gordon

Go to a gynaecologist! Seriously.

papa_shearer

why whats the problem

seamus

Early is not unheard of.

She should be able to recognise the difference between a period and normal 'wound' bleeding herself.

I'd say if it continues for longer then her periods normally would, or if it becomes sore/itchy/irritated to get thee to a doctor.

You also sound young. Young women (< 18) tend to have more irregular periods than older women. It's tough to judge. If she's like clockwork, then this is a strange occurence to keep an eye on. If she's usually a bit irregular then you probably have nothing to worry about.

papa_shearer

i hope so, she is pretty young, and her period isn't really set in stone. i need to talk to her today and we'll find out whats up but thanks for your advice and things its calmed me down a little.

Gaz

Is this the first time you did this ? Perhaps you popped her cherry ..so to speak

Amz

It's possible you've torn her hymen, I mean if Tampons can do it and even horse riding (and no not that kind of horse riding) can do it then your eh... "disappearing Finger" could easily have done it also.

If she's concerned about it I'd advise her to go to a gynaecologist just to put her mind at ease if nothing else.

Anyway good luck with the "magic" career!

A.M
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smiles

Go to a doctor, not necessarily a gynocologist, they'll be able to tell you if there's anything wrong and if you need to see one.

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de5p0i1er

Originally posted by Gordon
Go to a gynaecologist! Seriously.

Thats the best thing to do, check with an expert, don't take chances in these situations.

chump

I'd say you popped her cherry.

No biggy really... but just confirm with her that she hadn't had it popped already...

because as you well you can't pop a cherry twice...