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No, you cannot lose your virginity from using a tampon. The only way you can lose your virginity is from sexual intercourse. Your mom was probally talking about your hymen, your hymen can break from using a tampon.But that doesn't mean you aren't a virgin. suppose your mom really means that you could damage or break your hymen. That is not the real definition of virginity. Engaging in sexual intercourse with another person is what people consider losing one's virginity. So no, you won't lose your virginity while using a tampon.
Â· About half of teens 15-19yo in the U.S. have had sex at least once â meaning half of teens 15-19yo have not had sex at least once. Keep in mind that different teens have different opinions about what it means to lose oneâs virginity. Planned Parenthoodâs article Defining Virginity discusses a study in the Journal of Adolescent Health that looked at that issue. The study asked more than 1,000 teenagers between the ages of 14 and 19 what they'd have to do to lose their virginity and what counts as abstinence.