That moment of intense pleasure… followed by the panic: “Wait, did I just pee?” You’re not alone. Many women experience a release of liquid during orgasm, especially with G-spot stimulation — and it can feel a lot like peeing. So what’s actually going on down there?
💦 Peeing vs. Squirting — What's the Difference?
The liquid release some women feel during intense stimulation is often known as female ejaculation or squirting. It’s not exactly urine — but it can contain traces of it. The liquid comes from the Skene's glands, which are located near the urethra and can release fluid when the G-spot is stimulated.
In short: it’s not the same as peeing, but it might feel like it — especially if your bladder is full.
🧠 Why Does It Happen?
- 🔸 G-spot stimulation puts pressure near the bladder & urethra
- 🔸 Muscle contractions during orgasm can cause bladder spasms
- 🔸 If your bladder is partially full, the feeling intensifies
- 🔸 Some bodies are just more prone to fluid release during sex
🙈 Is It Embarrassing? Should I Worry?
Nope. It’s natural. It’s common. And it doesn’t mean anything is wrong. The idea that sex should be "clean" and "silent" is outdated. Bodies make noise. They release fluid. That’s what they do when they’re being real.
💡 Tips to Feel More Comfortable
- 💧 Empty your bladder before sex — it reduces pressure and the “pee feeling”
- 🧻 Lay down a towel if you're worried about mess (and relax!)
- 🧘♀️ Breathe deeply and don’t tense up — tension makes it feel more urgent
- 🫶 Communicate with your partner. If they’re mature, they’ll get it.
✨ Final Thought
Let’s normalize what bodies do when they’re turned on. Releasing fluid during orgasm isn’t weird. It’s human. Whether you squirt, spasm, or feel a dribble — it’s all okay. The key? Tune in to your body, let go of shame, and enjoy the ride.
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