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Dear Anna,. What is it exactly? Am I really just peeing myself? Is it common? It feels amazing. Can I ever! What is in it? Confused yet? Immediately after the first abundant fluid, another fluid was expulsed and collected.
The latter fluid ejaculate was very scanty, thick, and milky in aspect, similar to the male semen. It might be easiest to think of female ejaculate the way we think of male ejaculate. In fact, the body works to prevent us from peeing while sexually aroused β thanks, body! What happens is this: The urethra is surrounded by the urethral sponge β think of it as a snuggie for your pee hole.
People with penises have a prostate very close to the bladder, which contains seminal fluid ejaculate without the sperm. When they are turned on, the prostate swells around the urethra, also preventing them from peeing. All of that is to say, congrats! Enjoy it. Anna Pulley is a RedEye contributor. Want to ask Anna an anonymous question about love, sex or dating? Send it below, or email redeyedating gmail. By Anna Pulley. More in Things To Do.
