Signs That Show A Girl Is A Virg1n and How To Know If She Isn’t (MUST SEE)

I know this migh t sound stupid or dumb to some people, but errrrm, there’s really a lot of sense in this short “How To” proof…
Signs that confirms a GIRL’s VIRGINITY….
1. When you come close to her, even without touching; her pulse and breathing rate would incease x2.
When you open her legs wide; She would bring back her 2 legs, struggling so as not to be penetrated cos of fear.
3. At first sex; she would hold a pillow or grab your head for support.. not her boobs
4. She would CRY out of pain..at first penetration evenn if you pen drive is 2 inches. :D
5. When you insert continously for 3-4 tyms; She would most likely pull you out to take a long deep relieving breath!                                                                                                                                                                  


HOW TO IDENTIFY A NON VIRGIN GIRL
1. Most times, feels the urge to rub her pubic parts.(These are for the nympho-like)
2. A non virgin walks with her legs widely apart… YES!
3. A girl’s fully rounded – back side suddenly flattens after she has had s*x – Take note my brothers!
4. A non-virgin’s breasts point upwards – virgins are just likely to have sagging breasts – (in some cases oh)
5. Her breasts become larger after she loses her virginity… (Ever noticed this in that girl you’ve been eyeing? :p )
6. A virgin’s urine is clear yellow…. Are we together ;)?? Pass this on…. Tell your neighbours.

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