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I'm embarrassed cause my body can't help releasing urine when my clit and vagina is very stimulated, whether from masturbation with a toy or sex. What could I do?
What should I do? I know that when your body is very stimulated and close to climax, it may feel like peeing, but even after it happens I still have difficulty climaxing.
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But let's first check if this was even likely urine: this happens even when you empty your bladder before any kind of sex?
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I have dated women with the same experience. It is totally natural, and to be honest..you probably have the ability to ejaculate. Most females do not, but consider yourself lucky. It makes sex very, very pleasurable.
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Hi wonderingguy. Here at Scarleteen we tend to try to avoid making generalizations or universalizing our experiences, and we ask users to try to be careful about that as well. While in your experience, female ejaculation may make sex very pleasurable, plenty of people don't find it makes any difference in their enjoyment of sex. So please remember to keep that kind of thing in mind for the future
Citynightlights, we haven't heard back from you about this, hopefully you're doing okay. Are you still experiencing this? As heather asked, does this happen even when you have urinated before sex?
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