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Q: Stomach Problem During Sex?

asked by: Stang8URMPRT on September 11th, 2005

New User

When me and my fiance have sex, I almost always get the urge to use the bathroom. If I ignore the warnings, it gets worse, which leads to oily discharge and watery farts. By this time, she gets very mad and forces me to use the bathroom and she is no longer horny. What should I do about this?

Thanks

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Glamorgirli

replied on September 11th, 2005

Experienced User

Perform oral sex on her for a long time then she will orgasm faster while having intercourse. Then its done faster. Than you can run to the bathroom

i feel her pain. It sux! Its like I was horny, I wanted you, then you had to take a crap and ruin the moment! I dont wanna f^ck you after you took a big watery dump! At least thats how I would feel!

Or you could always sit on the toilet for a good 1/2hr before. That way everything is clear!

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