LillyBoPeep -> RE: pleaseee heip (1/20/2011 8:08:59 AM)
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okay, some tips that helped me (like it or not, anxiety over being "dirty" is pretty big with a lot of women; it's often to do with the way we're raised. if you can't relate to that, being snarky isn't necessary/helpful. i'd rather be nice and assume this is a person who really wants help, than assume it's a troll.) if you are consuming enough water, any urine that DOES get into it won't be terribly offensive. but the number one thing you can do is go to the bathroom first. when you know for sure that your bladder is empty, you know that anything else is not urine. while men have a structure that prevents peeing and ejaculating at the same time, women don't, as far as anyone knows scientifically (granted, there is not a lot of science dedicated to this at the moment). also, try doing it on your own first. if you can reach your own g-spot (depending on your physiology, you may not be able to, though) you can try stroking it, or you can use a vibrator -- vibrators generally work best for me because i don't have to think about it. the first time i ever seriously squirted was with a friend i trusted and a hitachi magic wand. =p some people are squicked out by body fluids, but i had to know for sure, so i smelled it. =p it didn't smell like urine and was totally clear. sometimes anxiety over peeing on someone gets in the way of enjoying the moment. everyone has probably had something that created a mental block that prevented them from enjoying something. being afraid of peeing has kept me from having orgasms, or caused me to stop everything and go sit in the bathroom thinking i would pee, only to find the sensation subsiding until later. =p getting over a hurdle like this actually IS important.
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