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I like the next Q:
My partner and I like to get busy as often as we can. On several occasions after we have intercourse I notice that a creamy fluid comes out of her vagina. Now, I know I haven’t released any of my army men inside her. Should that be something I should worry about?
Sean
Sean,
That creamy fluid is the only reason why your penis is taking up any real estate in her vagina. When a woman is sexually aroused, the walls of her vagina secrete a lubricant; this is what is referred to by the street-savvy youth of today as “getting wet.” Without this lubricant, it would be very difficult for your penis to enter her vagina, and once it did, intercourse would probably be painful and uncomfortable for her.
So there’s no need for you to jump back in horror the next time you’re “getting busy;” your partner doesn’t have an STD or some kind of undiagnosed illness you need to worry about. Vaginal secretion isn’t a contagious disease.
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