Hello.  I have a concern.  I am 22 years old.  When I was 12, I had a surgery to create an opening in my vagina in order to my menstrual blood to finally be released.  Any who, I am a virgin still.  Recently, my boyfriend and I got too physical.  My boyfriend started “humping” me.  I was wearing thin lace underwear but he was naked.  Then he pointed out that my underwear was wet.  He was claiming that I was me who was wet (I was not having an orgasm, I guess I was still in the process of reaching that point).  I was saying that he had gotten my underwear wet…bottom line, we didn’t know who’s discharge it was.  I was pretty sure there was no penetration (since I was wearing underwear of course).  But since my underwear was wet (whether the discharge was from me or my boyfriend), is there a possibility that I can get pregnant?  Is that surgery that I had back when I was 12 increase my chances of getting pregnant due to surgical opening?
Another question?  Because I had that surgery, does it mean that when I lose my virginity, it wont hurt as much?  Can someone tell me what kind of condition I had?  And what anatomical part it is that was actually surgically opened to release menstrual blood?
                                                        
                                                     
                                                    
                                                        
                                                            
                                                            
                                                            
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