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Q: feel like peeing when aroused

asked by: dccw on February 18th, 2009

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Hi,

my gf feels like peeing while i'm fingering and licking her vagina. this has happened twice. halfway through she'll ask to stop because she needs to go to the toilet. and she does pee after sitting down a while at the toilet.

is it actually pee that she's feeling while being fingered? because when she goes to the toilet, she does pee. Can pee actually come out while sexually excited? Because i remember reading somewhere that if one is sexually excited, the urine tract would shut off.

advise please..

Replies(5)

dccw

replied on February 18th, 2009

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or am i doing something wrong??

blondespike

replied on February 18th, 2009

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thats how i feel when my other half touches me?? i dont no wether its an orgasm i think it is!! bt my other half dsnt think it is :-/

whoIam

replied on February 18th, 2009

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Make sure you are not stimulating the urethra.

You can pee during sex both males and females.

first try to go to the bathroom before sex then shower(everyone likes a clean partner).

oh ps if you gently rub your urethra you will feel like you need to pee.

dccw

replied on February 18th, 2009

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isn't the urethra just above the vagina? so it'll be quite hard to not touch it while licking am i right?

sexgoddess25

replied on November 2nd, 2009

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what get's me turned on!

i dont know what the urethra is, but when i get aroused i get the urge to go. i always want to have sex, during the time i have the urge to go to the restroom, cause i get turned on easilly that way.

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