Quote from: Aurorasky on June 28, 2017, 04:27:34 PM
If you define virginity as breaking the hymen solely, then yeah we are not virgins. However, I have never had sex and will have SRS on 1st September. So yeah, I will still consider myself a virgin after that. Also, natural born girls also masturbate during puberty before sex, lol.

Well that's kinda true. I remember banging myself with those big sausages as like a 13 year old [emoji51][emoji51][emoji51]. I know TMI lol


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If a cis girl can't lose her virginity to a tampon (and that's definitely a myth), then a trans woman can't lose it to a dilator. Plenty of cis women don't have hymens, either; some are born without one, and lots break it long, long before they lose their virginity. Of course, what's defined as "virginity" is up to the person.

(I hadn't contributed here because I count the first time my wife penetrated me, which probably isn't what most people in the thread had in mind. My wife, btw, didn't have a hymen or bleed the first time I penetrated her...)

Quote from: TinaVane on June 28, 2017, 04:18:08 PM
Can a sex change M2F really lose a virginity ? If you stick dilators in ur snatch how can you really be a virgin still ? I always hated that term when it came to post ops. One is not getting a pop the cherry type moment...


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Hey Tina

I hope you are well,

I guess when starting this thread I had been more into hearing about how the experience was for women when they first used their new parts with a partner rather than with a dilator. I already know what a dilator feels like but was interested in the experience, specifically the feeling, troubles during or after sex and ultimately whether their first experience was with someone they loved or a hookup. I see what you mean though, however, i don't think it's about popping a cherry but moreso ones sexual experience with a whole other person rather than our hands or a dilator.

hugs x