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Q: Constant wetness
asked by: MsPARKER on March 18th, 2009
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i have this problem!
im constantly wet!WET!
im changing my panties every 25 mintues it seems.
whats wrong with me?
it is just bc sex is always on my mind.
im a deeply sex addict.
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kirawolf
replied on March 18th, 2009
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I have the same problem. I think about sex all the time as well. And I get really wet all the time. You're not alone. But I'm not sure why this happens.
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michianderson
replied on March 18th, 2009
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It has a lot to do with hormones. It will lessen once you have been having sex for a while.
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furrytail
replied on March 18th, 2009
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Well count me in as well. I think about sex all the time and I get excited often and usually soak up my panties fairly quickly. I change them often, but many times, when I'm at home I just find ways to continue doing things without wearing panties.

I don't think your abnormal, unless I want to count myself as abnormal.

Wendy
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HayasakaErika
replied on March 19th, 2009
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Just wear a pantyliner is all I can say. If you know you are horny all of the time (and more than likely clean I would presume) then its just you being you.
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JamesPaul
replied on March 19th, 2009
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Sexual Health - Women Forum
It's interesting nice post.I think about sex all the time and I get excited often and usually soak up my panties fairly quickly. I change them often, but many times, when I'm at home I just find ways to continue doing things without wearing panties.
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marak88
replied on March 23rd, 2009
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JamesPaul, I don't think the point of this post is for you to get off on. Go find someplace else that isn't here to do that.
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furrytail
replied on March 23rd, 2009
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Yea, really JamesPaul...that's not what this site is about.
Wendy
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littlekim
replied on March 28th, 2009
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constant wetness
welll i havbe the same problem mu doc said its normal i just wear pantyliners all the time so i dont soad my panites. also he told me to also do a stiz bath which is just a tub filled with warm water and some drops od hydrogen proxide sit in the tub for like 15 mins yes its ok to use that down there it naturally makes it look it up. yea my doc said soemthing about being wet all the time has something to do with my estrogen i learn to del with it i am 33 and nothing has changed.
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jen12980
replied on April 17th, 2009
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constant horniness
only one cure - good boyfriend or husband around all the time - then when u get sick of him, keep him around - so u won't get horny but will have testosterone around to balance your hormones through chemical transmission - pheromones
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bmagee
replied on October 17th, 2009
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well i have this problem too but i seem to be irritated a lot too when this happens. is it just because i don't change my panties enough?
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ladybird15
replied on October 19th, 2009
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i have a similar problem only not as much as you but i am also having problems getting a regular period so im guessing that must be due to a hormone imbalance...is there any way other than pills to deal with this?
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