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If my girlfriend gets wet, does this mean she had an orgasm?

Can a guy's penis get wet when he's aroused, or is it just girls who get wet?

I've had sex a lot of times, but now I can't stay wet. Is there something wrong with me?


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Your Question:

Dear Experts,

HELP!!!!! My girlfriend always gets wet whenever she touches me. i dont think this is normal and she doesnt know that i know. Any advise you can give me?

nitrox



The Answer:

Dear nitrox,

What your girlfriend is experiencing is totally normal! Getting wet is the way a woman's body responds to sexual excitement and desire. When a woman is sexually excited, blood flow increases to the genitals so that the vulva and clitoris swell and the vagina lubricates itself, which is called "getting wet." Being "wet" reduces friction and makes penetration more comfortable.

It's also totally normal for healthy girls and women to have a vaginal discharge that may show up on their underwear, whether or not they are sexually excited. Normal discharges are either thick and whitish or slippery and clear, depending on where a woman is in her menstrual cycle.

Hope this information helps!

Take care,

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