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Anonymous users2024-01-24Change the position with the one of yours, and if you feel like you are going to pee, you will poke the bladder, and changing the position will solve the problem. In addition, the stinging sensation will be caused by the forced entry of the foreplay and the secretion of lubricating fluid is not enough?
The two of you should learn more about sex, in fact, ML is a very technical thing, not just brute force and bravery. Looking at your description, it seems that there is a fear of ML, and it seems that ML is only for him (this is just my feeling, please don't mind if you say it wrong). This has to be solved from a technical point of view, if he behaves well and you cooperate well, you will not be as uncomfortable here and there as you are now, and there will be no sense of fear, but you will get a lot of happiness, so that you can devote yourself more wholeheartedly!
This is a very common thing. It will accumulate the surrounding nerve tissue, producing a secretion unique to female body fluids, and you think it's thinking about the toilet, maybe more often than not, just secreting fluid! Hope to adopt.
If there is a slight stinging pain when going to the toilet, it is likely to be a gynecological disease.
It's normal to want to go to the toilet.
First of all, make sure that it is not a physiological problem, and secondly, before love, the two parties talk more about love, caress each other more, let each other relax, adjust the mood by adjusting the light, and wait for the other party to want to love before starting, not in a hurry!
There may be two reasons why you always want to go to the toilet after sex. The first is that sexual life brings irritation to the woman's pelvis and vagina, and the body relieves it through physiological behaviors such as urination, in which case it is not a big problem; The second condition may be an acute urinary tract infection. A urinary tract infection is a pathogen that grows and multiplies in the urinary tract and invades the mucosa or tissues of the urinary tract. >>>More