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tiffsan2003

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Urination during sex: Normal? Posted: 08-01-07 11:35am


Is it normal for a woman to accidently urinate during sex? Is something to be worried about?

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Posted: 08-02-07 11:47am


I have once and it was so embarrassing I just played it off. It was only a little bit though. I always pee before and after sex, because I have a very weak bladder. If I dont i feel very uncomfortable due to the pressure. Some people think its sexy though? What ever floats your boat... I dont think you have to worry, just pee before.

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Posted: 08-02-07 22:10pm


Are you absolutely sure it was pee?

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Re: Urination During Sex: Normal?
Posted: 08-02-07 23:24pm

tiffsan2003 wrote:

Is it normal for a woman to accidently urinate during sex? Is something to be worried about?

As someone else said... it may not have been pee but it would have felt like it. It could have been female ejaculation.

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Feel Lucky Posted: 08-07-07 13:23pm


I hear and read where female ejaculators are not in great numbers ............welcome to the club . ejaculation is my best guess it would not be much and it does come from our bladder but it is not pee just consists of same stuff and mine is clear and odorless. enjoy ...wazzywoman

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Posted: 08-07-07 13:29pm


It does not come from the bladder. It comes from glands that are around the urethra, which is the tube attached to the bladder. Also, it is nothing like urine, so it is not made of the same stuff.

Blythe101

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Posted: 08-08-07 18:00pm


I have had this a few times after long REALLy good sex. Embarrassing but ok. . .

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