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[Topic ID] 119 [Post ID] 624 [Date & Time] 2005-10-03 13:56:34 [Post Text] 
Hello coteroo and welcome to our group :) Yes you are in the right place. First off, there is nothing wrong with you. You are a perfectly normal functioning sexual young woman. I will talk about the urge to pee first. This is what we feel prior to an intense orgasm. It is quite shocking at first and it can mentally act as a barrier for us enjoying ourselves later on when we are with our partners. Let me tell you - no matter how intense the urge to pee is, you wont. The body has a shut off mechanism for the uretha and urine wont come out. Now moving on to the liquid. This is all part of being aroused. The amount of discharge that is produced varies from woman to woman. Sometimes you may not produce as much and other times you may feel like a waterfall is going on. This is all natural and again, perfectly normal. The liquid is produced as a natural lubricant. Make the most of it as later on in life in a couple of decades you may experience the complete opposite and have dryness instead. When you are with your boyfriend, please do not worry about being wet or feeling like you want to empty your bladder. If you dwell on this, it may ruin the experience for you a little as you will be preoccupied. You know you are able to experience an orgasm. You know you have a clitoris and how to stimulate it. You know you have all the right bits in all the right places. Just set the scene in your mind next time you have phone sex. Mention that you are dripping wet. Then when you are together if you feel a little self conscious about the amount of fluid you produce when getting aroused, laugh it off and say something like "well I told you I get dripping wet for you". Trust me, it will be a huge turn on at the time when your boyfriend sees just how aroused you become. Above all else, enjoy your body and yourself. There is only one of you. Princess :)
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