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Q: Some Secretion

asked by: talika on July 29th, 2007

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Hi. okay i am alittle confused. It might sound strange and stupid but i dont no what an orgasm is. when ever my friend comes over and we talk and kiss, my underwear gets wet and when i go to the toilet, there is this slimy substance. what is it? i have to always use a liner whenever my friend comes over. i want to no what is this substance and why do i get it? Question

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agent10ve

replied on July 29th, 2007

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When you become aroused (turned on) your vagina produces that substance to lubricate itself.

You should also get discharge daily, which is the vagina's natural way of cleaning itself.

Tylanas

replied on July 29th, 2007

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Female Orgasm is what happens when a girl stimulates her clitoris (or in rarer cases the internal vaginal g-spot) until she feels a strong build up and release of energy and feeling, often a rushing, tingly, body-shaking event.

The discharge is totally normal for someone who is turned on like you are when you get kissed.

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