men's health question

unfortunately there's an anonymous post option anymore

oh well... just say in a theortical sense:

If you have it off with a woman, or have a wank, and this ends in the natural way... and then you go for a piss some time afterwards (say within an hour) and then after you've had a piss you keep feeling like you need to piss again, even though you dont need to and you can't...

does that sound normal? a bit odd? something you'd want to see a doctor about?

 

Completely normal, mate. It's the body's response to climax. It flushes your system out. Nature's attempt at keeping you from getting horrible UTIs from all the fuck fluids stuck in your junk post coitus. I especially get the "got nothing to squirt" but "really, really got the urge" after I've pushed on my perineum during orgasm to stop the flow of necklace pearls, intercourse or otherwise. It can be super annoying but it goes away after like 20 minutes. Been doing it as long as I could wank. Read about it in a 1994 issue of Playboy when I was 15 and used it ever since. Great trick.

 

Plan9 is spot on. Peeing after sex clears everything out and prevents UTIs.

 

Happens to me, and as far as me and my doctor know, there's nothing wrong down there.

 

I can't taste blood anymore.

 

doesn't happen super often, but it does happen. it's annoying, but natural

 

Same here, but like immediately after I have a wee, it goes away... I suppose everyone is different I guess?

I got the whole mens health thing, but thought that seeing as I'm a woman and it happens to us too, it shouldn't bother you too much

 

i would have to agree. perfectly normal. i also do it.

 

I find it happens after period sex more than anything but completely normal in my sex life....
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wait.... I just broke up.... so no more sex life....

 

The pissing is normal, like everyone says, it's a way to flush the system. The feeling the urge and not having to can be normal as well. Most of the muscles in that area tighten during climax and then begin to ease up in the minutes to an hour afterward. So long as you are returning to normal I wouldn't worry.

 

It happens some times - but not that often....(frankly - nothing happens that often...) I usually get the feeling after the long sessions of the infrequent stuff