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Q: Urination In Vagina

asked by: s10sweetheart85 on November 3rd, 2007

New User

OK, so me and this guy were fooling around. Shame on us, no protection (on the pill). No excuse, I know. But anyways after a little bit of penetration, he stopped suddenly and expressed how he needed to go use the restroom because he needed to urinate. I noticed while he was saying this, I could feel his penis throbbing inside of me. I fear that he may have urinated inside of me by accident. I need to know if this causes a problem! I haven't felt any pain or anything... just mental ickyness. Please please please let me know if something will happen if he did, in fact, urinate inside my vagina.

Thank you!!! Embarassed

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The Mrs

replied on November 3rd, 2007

Experienced User

Usually, it is truly impossible for a man to urinate with a full erection, as this closes his urethra and prevents urine from passing through. He may have felt the urge to urinate, but it would probably take a few moments before he would be physically able to. If you know that he was only inside for a few moments and still had an erection when he left, than you can forget the icky thoughts because he could not have possibly urinated.

Georgia59

replied on November 3rd, 2007

Especially eHealthy

You probably would've been able to tell, because there's a lot more pee than there is ejaculate.

I don't think it could do any harm though.

And there's nothing really wrong with not using a condom IF you are sure that both of you are clean (no std's)

lombardiclese

replied on June 5th, 2009

New User

Umm

The two answers above are completely incorrect! Men CAN urinate with erections, though it isn't easy, it can be done. Ever heard of morning wood?? Urinating seems to be the only way to get rid of it, for me anyway. And the post about not using condoms being okay is just assanine. There's no way of truly KNOWING. It's a risk, and if you are taking the risk, then you have to be prepared for the consequences.

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