How long after having your "cherry popped" should you bleed, and how should it look?

"cherry popped": Is the breaking of a thin layer of skin called the hymen which is there to protect the entrance of your vagina. It can be broken or "popped" in many of ways, most commonly it is by sex. Other ways include tampon usage, day to day vigorous activity, and sports suchs as horseback riding. Some girls will never know when her "cherry" was "popped" or hymen was broken, others will notice a sharp pain lasting a few seconds.

There is no answer to your question. It's different for every girl. Some will bleed heavily, and it will last for a few days, like a menstrual cycle. Others don't bleed at all. Some women are born without a hymen, and others have their hymen break from other activities other than sex.

Your body is unique, and how it reacts to this will also be unique, so there's really no way for anyone to answer your question.