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Q: Urinate Instead of Ejaculate During Oral Sex

asked by: nikster on September 11th, 2006

New User

I was recently performing oral sex on my boyfriend who is 31 years old. He had never reached orgasm thru oral sex before me. We have managed to do it 3 times now, and he has no problem reaching orgasm through intercourse or masturbation. The last time when he was about to orgasm, he urinated forcefully instead!!! What happened??? Has this happened to anyone else??

Replies(5)

ANGELOS MAMA

replied on September 13th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

That sucks

Jaydensmommy

replied on September 16th, 2006

Advanced Support Team

I think maybe he's tensing up during oral and when he feels the orgasm begin or about to begin he pushes....Forcing the urine out maybe??

AWDracer

replied on September 27th, 2006

Experienced User

jaydensmommy wrote:

i think maybe he's tensing up during oral and when he feels the orgasm begin or about to begin he pushes....Forcing the urine out maybe??

but that's really hard to do imo, it usually takes me like 2 minutes before I can even go to washroom, even if I feel that buildup to go.

casidee

replied on November 17th, 2006

New User

The feeling of orgasm is probably so intense that he completely loses muscle control.. I would find tht a real turn on......

dillyiana

replied on May 2nd, 2009

New User

urinate instead of ejaculation in oral sex

what causes that to happen.

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