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Q: Orgasims

asked by: tashajohnson on October 27th, 2007

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I am 19 years old and I just started having orgasims which is good,The only problem is almost every time I have one I have to urinate right there and then and I can't control it .I just wonder if anyone else expieriencing the same? I think that is disgusting and I don't know what to do .I mean maybe once in a blue I won't urinate but mostly all the time .

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Maddie34

replied on October 28th, 2007

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Do you go to the bathroom before and after sex? And are you sure its urine?

Also, you may want to try this one again in the Women's sexual health forum. More women will see it so you'll get better info on it.

Welcome to the forums! Very Happy

Tylanas

replied on October 28th, 2007

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Yeah; it may not be urine! It could very well be female ejaculate. You'd have to test by going pee right before sex. If you still "pee" then (sounds gross) but smell it and look at it. If it's clear and doesn't smell like pee, then it's not pee!

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