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virgin masturbating to prepare for ONS

I'm a virgin (female) but I want to start having casual sex. I don't want to wait until I find the 'right' partner or whatever.

I've started masturbating and using objects increasing in size until I can fit in a dildo the size of a penis comfortably.

Will i still bleed/have pain my first time despite stretching myself and getting used to the feeling of penetration first? Also will the ONS tell I'm a virgin?

I've done everything but penetration with lots of guys before.

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Reply 1
Original post by Anonymous
I'm a virgin (female) but I want to start having casual sex. I don't want to wait until I find the 'right' partner or whatever.

I've started masturbating and using objects increasing in size until I can fit in a dildo the size of a penis comfortably.

Will i still bleed/have pain my first time despite stretching myself and getting used to the feeling of penetration first? Also will the ONS tell I'm a virgin?

I've done everything but penetration with lots of guys before.


What does ONS stand for?
Original post by geeky21
What does ONS stand for?


One night stand.
Reply 3
Original post by Platinum Mech
One night stand.


In that case you will be fine. Although its pretty obvious you will be a virgin from the way you act unless you imitate well.

Original post by meenu89
Office for National Statistics.


If this is the case the office for national statistics don't piss about and they will find you out.
Reply 4
Original post by geeky21
In that case you will be fine. Although its pretty obvious you will be a virgin from the way you act unless you imitate well.


I did mean one night stand lol. How different will it feel though? Will it be really uncomfortable and awkward? I haven't bled or anything yet.
Reply 5
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Original post by geeky21
In that case you will be fine. Although its pretty obvious you will be a virgin from the way you act unless you imitate well.


I did mean one night stand lol. How different will it feel though? Will it be really uncomfortable and awkward? I haven't bled or anything yet.


Pm me? Really grim topic on here but I don't think you will bleed if you really stretched it. It won't be awkward if your comfortable. Are you?
Reply 6
Well ONS generally happen when you drunk, so I doubt he/she will even care(probably wont remember it the next day unless your a stunner).
No, you will be fine. Lots of women don't have a hymen by the time they have sex for the first time, it can break very easily during sports/using tampons/etc, and if you've been using vibrators then you probably won't bleed at all.
Although I should also note that hymens can actually maintain their shape even after full sex because some are very elastic. You still probably won't bleed though.

Um, this may sound strange, but if I were sleeping with someone who was a virgin, even on a ONS, I would want to know so...IDK, I'd say so I could be a bit more careful, but it doesn't sound like someone would need to be careful with you. I'd still want to know though.

Also. My experience as an ONS veteran is that it is soooo disappointing when people you met and thought were nice turn out to be arses. Either get to know them first or spend a night with them and then never, ever speak to them again, so they can remain as a beautiful idealised fantasy.
Well that's my experience anyway. :smile:
Reply 8
Original post by wildbluesun
No, you will be fine. Lots of women don't have a hymen by the time they have sex for the first time, it can break very easily during sports/using tampons/etc, and if you've been using vibrators then you probably won't bleed at all.
Although I should also note that hymens can actually maintain their shape even after full sex because some are very elastic. You still probably won't bleed though.

Um, this may sound strange, but if I were sleeping with someone who was a virgin, even on a ONS, I would want to know so...IDK, I'd say so I could be a bit more careful, but it doesn't sound like someone would need to be careful with you. I'd still want to know though.

Also. My experience as an ONS veteran is that it is soooo disappointing when people you met and thought were nice turn out to be arses. Either get to know them first or spend a night with them and then never, ever speak to them again, so they can remain as a beautiful idealised fantasy.
Well that's my experience anyway. :smile:


Thanks. Last time i mentioned I was a virgin to a guy I was going to have sex with he changed quickly changed his mind and then didn't want to. I'd rather they didn't know to be honest.
Reply 9
Oh god really....let me give you some advice....you have an ONS (why you couldn't just type one night stand is beyond me) you'll do your thing....you'll feel used....you'll do it again...you'll feel used....the cycle will continue. I'm not saying wait for mr right and I certainly don't care if you can fit a penis or a root vegetable up your bits but don't let impatience get to you. Do what you will but respect your body.
Original post by Whosasking
Oh god really....let me give you some advice....you have an ONS (why you couldn't just type one night stand is beyond me) you'll do your thing....you'll feel used....you'll do it again...you'll feel used....the cycle will continue. I'm not saying wait for mr right and I certainly don't care if you can fit a penis or a root vegetable up your bits but don't let impatience get to you. Do what you will but respect your body.


I Agree. Preparing yourself to have one night stands? Really? WTF is that all about?There is no shame in being a virgin, why do you feel it's something you HAVE to do. There are many more experiences to be had in life and sex is just one of them. Again I'm not suggesting you wait for Mr Right either,but have some respect for yourself and at least wait for Mr Right Now. No wonder that guy was put off he probably has a bit of respect for your virginity. Do you?


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Oh, shut up. All this crap about respecting yourself/your body/your virginity.

Not everyone feels "used" after casual sex. Some people genuinely enjoy it. It sounds like the OP has had casual encounters before that involved sex acts other than penetrative sex, so presumably she knows how she responds to casual sexual encounters and is simply worried about the mechanics of the penis --> vagina thing. Which is a valid worry.

Having the sex you want with the people you want under the circumstances you want is the very opposite of disrespecting your body or yourself, even if what you want is outside the social norm.

There's no shame in being a virgin. There is also no shame in wanting to have sex, so stop pretending that there is.

And as for "respecting your virginity", WTF, why should not having had penetrative sex (but having done other sexual things) be a state that requires respect and maintenance? Someone's "virginity" (which, BTW, is a pretty fuzzily defined social concept that I really wouldn't pay too much attention to) is theirs, and they can lose it whenever and however they want.

Kill the slut-shaming!
Reply 12
Original post by Claudette
I Agree. Preparing yourself to have one night stands? Really? WTF is that all about?There is no shame in being a virgin, why do you feel it's something you HAVE to do. There are many more experiences to be had in life and sex is just one of them. Again I'm not suggesting you wait for Mr Right either,but have some respect for yourself and at least wait for Mr Right Now. No wonder that guy was put off he probably has a bit of respect for your virginity. Do you?


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I'm 22 and its got to a point where I haven't found anyone. I've been in love, had my heart broken, had casual relationships - so gone through everything but penetrative sex. now i just want to have fun.
I think the last guy didn't have respect for my virginity at all. In my opinion, he probably thought i'd be too much hassle and so left as soon as he had the chance. He ended up with another girl not too long after.
Reply 13
Original post by wildbluesun
Oh, shut up. All this crap about respecting yourself/your body/your virginity.

Not everyone feels "used" after casual sex. Some people genuinely enjoy it. It sounds like the OP has had casual encounters before that involved sex acts other than penetrative sex, so presumably she knows how she responds to casual sexual encounters and is simply worried about the mechanics of the penis --> vagina thing. Which is a valid worry.

Having the sex you want with the people you want under the circumstances you want is the very opposite of disrespecting your body or yourself, even if what you want is outside the social norm.

There's no shame in being a virgin. There is also no shame in wanting to have sex, so stop pretending that there is.

And as for "respecting your virginity", WTF, why should not having had penetrative sex (but having done other sexual things) be a state that requires respect and maintenance? Someone's "virginity" (which, BTW, is a pretty fuzzily defined social concept that I really wouldn't pay too much attention to) is theirs, and they can lose it whenever and however they want.

Kill the slut-shaming!


Thank you. This is exactly my worry - the mechanics of penis-vagina thing because its something i've not done before. I know most people will say keep waiting but i feel i just want to get it out the way and enjoy myself. I mean i've had oral sex and things, which means i'm not truly a virgin anyway. I don't know. :/
Original post by Anonymous
I'm 22 and its got to a point where I haven't found anyone. I've been in love, had my heart broken, had casual relationships - so gone through everything but penetrative sex. now i just want to have fun.
I think the last guy didn't have respect for my virginity at all. In my opinion, he probably thought i'd be too much hassle and so left as soon as he had the chance. He ended up with another girl not too long after.


It may not even have been virginity at the end of the day it may be the fact he was a bit of a knob (pardon the pun)


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I lost my virginity on a one night stand and yes it hurt especially the next day mainly cause there wasn't enough lubrication. But I bleed the next 4 times I had sex and I had been fingered and everything. I don't bleed now and it doesn't hurt at all.

But Everyone is different so this may not be your case.


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Reply 16
If you use something to masturbate with that's the size of a penis and it's not hurting, then it's unlikely to hurt when it's the actual penis in you. It is also unlikely to bleed if you don't bleed when using a dildo etc.

However, it is still pretty easy to tell that you're not experienced in bed... Sex is natural but it's also something you learn and gain experience in, if you've never done it before a guy will be likely to tell.
Disagree - I wouldn't have been able to tell that the one guy I've slept with who was a virgin at the time was a virgin. (I know that's a pretty small sample size, but it's not like I actively seek out inexperienced partners.)

I've also slept with a few experienced people who were absolutely fecking terrible and if I hadn't know, I might have assumed they were virgins. (Your teeth do not go there.)
Reply 18
Original post by wildbluesun
Disagree - I wouldn't have been able to tell that the one guy I've slept with who was a virgin at the time was a virgin. (I know that's a pretty small sample size, but it's not like I actively seek out inexperienced partners.)

I've also slept with a few experienced people who were absolutely fecking terrible and if I hadn't know, I might have assumed they were virgins. (Your teeth do not go there.)


My only other worry is positions. Ok this might sound really strange but I'm just worried if he wants to try something and I won't have done anything in that position before if you know what I mean.
I'm not even sure how it works on a ONS. I mean usually do they even care if I say no I just want to do it this way..??
Original post by Anonymous
My only other worry is positions. Ok this might sound really strange but I'm just worried if he wants to try something and I won't have done anything in that position before if you know what I mean.
I'm not even sure how it works on a ONS. I mean usually do they even care if I say no I just want to do it this way..??

Not 100% sure what you mean? In my experience most people just stick to missionary, cowgirl, and doggy. Honestly - IMO - interesting sexual positions are overrated, if you have to spend 10 minutes contorting yourself into it the moment's died.

I'm outspoken in bed and if I don't want to do something then I'll just say so. "No thanks, I'd rather do it [like this]." No one's ignored me. And if they did I'd get the **** out, because ignoring what someone does/doesn't want is pretty rapey.

It's hard to make generalisations because everyone's different, a ONS might or might listen to you or be interested in what you have to say, it depends on the person.

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