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Q: I Have a Question For You Guys

asked by: KmC on May 2nd, 2005

New User

Me and my boyfriend have been together for 4 years and when ever were about to have sex he always goes down on me, hes not down there that long and when he's done and he's about to put it in , he starts leaking(pre- cum), he said that he gets to into it when hes down there and get too turned on . I was just wondering if that happens to all guys or is my boy-friend just very horny that he can't control him-self? Thanx

Replies(3)

deathx

replied on May 6th, 2005

Experienced User

Pre-cum...

It happens to all boys when their turned on, just like how girls get wet when their turned on. The point of the pre-cum (most often clear and not necessarily white) is to lubricate the penis so intercourse isn't a grinding pain.

No biggy.

All guys get it.

KmC

replied on May 9th, 2005

New User

Thnaks, but it seems that everytime we get in the mood, and we can just be laying there and I just touch him and he starts leaking (pre-cum), and he gets all pissed off because he doesn't want to take that chance of getting me pregent.

deathx

replied on May 9th, 2005

Experienced User

Mhhh...Well yeah, it can get you pregnant...But its natural, jsut make him keep his boxers on whilst you rub him...Or have a posh wank with a connie on.

You could always use a female condom.

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