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Anonymous users2024-01-24To be precise, when boys in adolescence secrete too much male hormones, that is, when they are in a state of "sexual" struggle, their lower bodies will also secrete some kind of transparent liquid with a faint viscosity These girls should understand. It's just that unlike the girl's "river of water", the boy only produces a small amount, which probably plays a lubricating role, and your boyfriend mostly disposes of that liquid when he goes to the toilet
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Physiologically speaking, it is caused by the compression of the bladder and urethra at that time, which is a normal phenomenon, and there is no sexual life to return to normal, which will not affect the health of the body, and there is no need to seek medical treatment, so there is no need to worry.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Normal, because there is peeing, it is normal to urinate after doing it.
It may be the problem of frequent urination and urgency, or it may be that he misses you, holds back his hard work, looks at you always hard, and then comes with holding his urine, and pulls you to the toilet to help him solve the problem, he wants to get you too much, and he is embarrassed to tell you, so he pulls you to the toilet, just to let you feel him.
Women have a short urethra, they are squeezed when they do it, and it is easy to want to go to the toilet, if they are not careful, many people will pee the whole bed halfway through, so be sure to pee clean before doing it.
The first time it bleeds, it's normal.
Actually, this is normal, don't panic. The first thing I want to say is that sex is something that everyone goes through, and you don't have to think too scary or feel ashamed of it. It's not a shame to buy condoms, buy them generously.
Of course, you can only rest assured when you go to the hospital for a check-up.