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If a virgin becomes a vampire, can her hymen be breached?
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Nov 03, 2012 05:19AM
So, those vampire people tend to be resistant to injuries. Would that be a problem during sex with a mortal?
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Well in True Blood, this happens to one of the characters and each time after she has sex her hymen just heals.
Leona wrote: "Well in True Blood, this happens to one of the characters and each time after she has sex her hymen just heals."was that on the show or in the books?
It's in the show, she isn't in much of the books.
Leona wrote: "Well in True Blood, this happens to one of the characters and each time after she has sex her hymen just heals."Now, that would be cool. XD
Somebody is really thinking about it and formulate a question about it????Must have had way too much time on his/her hands.
Hey, I like my vampires to be realistic to every detail! :-p
You do know they're not real, right?
Lyra wrote: "Leona wrote: "Well in True Blood, this happens to one of the characters and each time after she has sex her hymen just heals."Now, that would be cool. XD"
no it wouldn't, the first time having sex is an uncomfortable and often painful experience, with little actual pleasure... why would anyone want to do that over and over again?
Zoran wrote: "Hey, I like my vampires to be realistic to every detail! :-p"
Vampires aren't real! Dang it all! I was hoping to bump into Lestat down in New Orleans one time.
LOL
Vampires aren't real! Dang it all! I was hoping to bump into Lestat down in New Orleans one time.
LOL
Paul wrote: "You do know they're not real, right?"Yeah, right. Next thing you're gonna tell me that there is no Santa, Cthulhu or Jesus?
Kirby wrote: "Leona wrote: "Well in True Blood, this happens to one of the characters and each time after she has sex her hymen just heals."was that on the show or in the books?"
Just in the show. It happens to a character who isn't in the books.
The vampire virgins I feature in my own vampire fiction are not very willing to try out, weather it would heal or not - but in the canon I invented, it would.And so it would in the canon of Anne Rice, but as far as I know, she doesn't feature any intercourse between a vampiress and a mortal man.
Leona wrote: "Well in True Blood, this happens to one of the characters and each time after she has sex her hymen just heals."I new some series mentioned it, I just could't remember which one.
Hazel wrote: "Lyra wrote: "Leona wrote: "Well in True Blood, this happens to one of the characters and each time after she has sex her hymen just heals."Now, that would be cool. XD"
no it wouldn't, the first ..."
I don't know... Because you'll be forever virgin? Hehe. Haven't thought of that, though. Now that you've mentioned... Yeah, that wouldn't be cool. :D
I can't remember if there is such a scene in any of her novels. Claudia never has sex, thank God.
As far as I can remember Anne Rice vampires are not interested in sexual activity (or even unable to it)- bloodsucking stands for all for them. But even if such small damage would be done it would heal while hibernating during daytime.
Ewa wrote: "As far as I can remember Anne Rice vampires are not interested in sexual activity"LOL what novels have you been reading? Have you read The Vampire Armand? Anne's vampires are always very sexual and there's nothing wrong with that.
What if they are turned while they are menstruating? How would that blood flow be affected as a vampire?
Veronica wrote: "What if they are turned while they are menstruating? How would that blood flow be affected as a vampire?"Funny stuff...
Ray wrote: "Veronica wrote: "What if they are turned while they are menstruating? How would that blood flow be affected as a vampire?"Funny stuff..."
Bahahaha. My friend wondered so I told her I'd ask. :P
Veronica wrote: "What if they are turned while they are menstruating? How would that blood flow be affected as a vampire?"It depends; how flexible are they?
In Anne Rice's novels vampires don't have sex, the equivalent of the sexual act for them is the bite. I think is Louis saying it in the first book.Armand had many sexual experiences but when he was alive, in his book he says that Marius looked sad beside him and wouldn't touch him. That was because he couldn't do what he wanted.
That's also the reason why Lestat found himself a girl as soon as he gets a human body. Female vampires are never explained though.
As far as male vampires go...from a physiological stand point, I would venture there would not be enough "blood flow" to the penis to sustain an erection...lol
Though Anne Rice's vampires are not interested (or able for the males) to have genital intercourse, a hymen is just another piece of tissue that, if injured, will heal. Rice's vampires are able to heal broken bones, burns, and far more grievous injuries with ease. I don't think they'd have any problem whatsoever with a hymen.
Amazing question...
It could be breached but she will once again regain it after the 'act' just like how Claudia's hair grew back right after she snips it off. Does that still makes her a virgin tho? That's the question to ponder about. Go figure.
... makes me wonder if vampires can gain muscle mass.Anyway, having the hymen heal would be annoying unless the vamp was into S&M. Images of feline intercourse come to mind -although that is a barbed penis situation.
This is a silly conversation...Everyone knows true vampires can't have sex.
First, a male vampire doesn't have the blood flow for an erection.
Second, a female virgin vampire can try it with a non-vampire, but he wouldn't have the strength required to break her hymen.
I agree with Ewa and the few others who mentioned this- in the Anne Rice books, vampires don't have sexual urges. The book mentions at one point that the sexual organ is the only human organ they still possess, which no longer functions once they've become vampires. The bite is the equivalent of sex.I'd also like to point out that there is a hole in the hymen naturally, before a woman ever has sex. That's how blood flows out during menstruation. Despite popular (extremely popular) thought, you can't tell if a woman is a virgin or not simply by examining her hymen. It's true that some women may have smaller hymens, which widen after she's had intercourse for a while (hence the bleeding when she has sex for the first time), but unless you kept a record of 'before' and 'after,' you still wouldn't be able to tell.
Fatin wrote: "Ewa wrote: "As far as I can remember Anne Rice vampires are not interested in sexual activity"LOL what novels have you been reading? Have you read The Vampire Armand? Anne's vampires are always v..."
Fatin wrote: "Ewa wrote: "As far as I can remember Anne Rice vampires are not interested in sexual activity"
LOL what novels have you been reading? Have you read The Vampire Armand? Anne's vampires are always v..."
I see nothing wrong in sex. I was just convinced vampires even if erotic beings are unable for phisical act of love. I don't remember if it ever happened in these parts of chronicles I have been reading so far. Actually I felt kind of relief Lestat has ended his virginity before turning into vampire because he would not be able to taste it after. I haven't touched Vampire Armand yet though and seriously doubt I will read anything more by Anne Rice in foreseeable future.
Sajani wrote: "I agree with Ewa and the few others who mentioned this- in the Anne Rice books, vampires don't have sexual urges. The book mentions at one point that the sexual organ is the only human organ they s..."what happens to the rest of Rice's vampires' organs?
Kirby: They keep all their organs, and those organs all serve a purpose in the vampire body, i guess. It's just that the sexual organ is the only that doesn't serve a purpose anymore. Sorry, my grammar made my meaning unclear.
I think it depends on what type of vampire you are. In the Anne Rice books, Lestat loses his eye in Memnoch the devil and it doesn’t grow back, I would imagine that once the hymen has broken it would stay broken. In twilight the vampires appear to be made of porcelain so who knows how the hell that will work, maybe that’s why there was an awkward scene of inter-species vampire human sex. It’s already been mentioned that the Rice’s vampires don’t seem to have an appetite for sex so I don’t think there’s a problem here.
If she gets old enough to turn into "marble" like Anne Rice's Millenial vamps, she could hurt someone! LOL.
Mark wrote: "Somebody is really thinking about it and formulate a question about it????Must have had way too much time on his/her hands."
This whole thread is proof positive that some people's minds should be kept in a jar under armed guard and only allowed to be removed by legitimate researchers into simian regression syndrome...
Hey, there is always anal. Ain't gotta break nothing to get in there.
Omar wrote: "This is a silly conversation...Everyone knows true vampires can't have sex.
First, a male vampire doesn't have the blood flow for an erection.
Second, a female virgin vampire can try it with a ..."
You forgot another main point...not only can vampires not gain an erection due to lack of blood...they are also not real.
Vanessa Eden wrote: "Omar wrote: "This is a silly conversation...Everyone knows true vampires can't have sex.
First, a male vampire doesn't have the blood flow for an erection.
Second, a female virgin vampire can t..."
Exaxtally! lol
Ewa wrote: "As far as I can remember Anne Rice vampires are not interested in sexual activity (or even unable to it)- bloodsucking stands for all for them. But even if such small damage would be done it would ..."Actually they are into sex, A LOT. They frequent brothels and in the Queen of the Damned, there was a scene where Lestat was looking at his reflection after having sex with Akasha.
I even think he mentioned something about having a perpetual erection.
Now, THAT's uncomfortable.
Mitchell wrote: "I think it depends on what type of vampire you are. In the Anne Rice books, Lestat loses his eye in Memnoch the devil and it doesn’t grow back, I would imagine that once the hymen has broken it wou..."I have a theory for that. They can't "grow" new organs but they can fix any broken ones. Like what happened to the hawk-nosed vampire Santino ganged with in The Vampire Lestat. It also happened with Nicholas in the same book.
I think if you cut a vampires legs, it would stay that way. Forever. Unless you reattach them.
Maybe someone should ask one of the "How to Become a Real Vampire" people ;-)
The only vampires I know live in Washington D.C.!
Fatin wrote: "Ewa wrote: "As far as I can remember Anne Rice vampires are not interested in sexual activity"LOL what novels have you been reading? Have you read The Vampire Armand? Anne's vampires are always v..."
Agreed... Rice mentions their "hard members" and hints at it even though she doesn't outright explicitly tell it. I think Rice's vampires find a sexuality in the blood, the connection of flesh so sensual.. at least in my mind.. it was "unsaid" but there.
While Ann Rice's vamps can't get it up, those in the Anita Blake series can. But only if they've fed.Which would you prefer?
Mine, on the other hand, have all their faculties. What a bitch.
I think everyone is ignoring a very crucial science fact - you CAN have sex without breaking the hymen. I know, a radical notion, but the hymen tends to have a fair amount of stretching capacity and as long as you aren't being forcefully penetrated, there's no reason it would actually have to tear. So an intact hymen is not necessarily an indicator of the antiquated idea of virginityAlso, most girls break/tear their hymen during other activities, like exercise. So having a broken hymen also isn't an indicator of lack of virginity.
Paul wrote: "You do know they're not real, right?"No they did not know that. *sarcasm*
Neither is an intact hymen an indicator of sexual abstinence. My midwife was quite intrigued by my intact hymen when I was having my first baby. An episiotomy saw to that...........
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