The urge to urinate when performing sexual acts is typically attributed to arousing the G-spot. This is a perfectly normal sensation, and it doesn’t usually mean that you’re going to urinate. There are glands located around the lower end of the female urethra called Skene glands, after Scottish gynecologist Alexander Skene, which are thought to contribute to female ejaculation. These glands are thought of as the ‘female prostate,’ and the tissue surrounding the area fills with blood during arousal. Upon sufficient arousal and orgasm, the Skene glands can have the ability to ejaculate a varying amount of fluid. It appears that some women have reduced glands or none at all, which accounts for why some women are able to and some aren’t. I believe many women think they can’t simply because they haven’t made a concerted effort to try. So I did.
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| Gender | Male | |
| Age | 31 | |
| Location | Sri Lanka, Western, Dehiwala | |
| 🌈 Sexuality | Straight | |
