Quote by PutmeinCoach
Isn't that just called "Marriage?"![]()
Awe that's just mean

Quote by blazestcyr
no but then was married for a long time..and now am celibate for private reasons
but hell yes...at 46 i havel the confidence i didnt have in the my 20's
but only if the man and i were monogamous....i dont share....period
Quote by JohnC
If that is what you both agree to... that is fine.
Me? No way in hell. LOL I would simply not "share" my woman and if she wanted to fuck other guys she should not have been with me. But that is just ME and how I look at it. What others choose to do is up to them. I am sure my woman would agree with me on this one (Belle?). Oh heck, I KNOW she would... she said she would not share me in another thread here on the same topic. LOL
Quote by Dancing_Doll
I don't know if other girls experience it this way, but at first I'm aware I have a full bladder but then once I'm sufficiently turned on and progressing towards an orgasm, the 'need to pee' goes away and you're just left with this different sensation (tighter/fuller - almost like a distinct kind of pleasurable sexual ache). I believe the mechanism behind this is that the bladder is right behind the gspot so when the bladder is full it pushes against it. Since it's moved slightly forward into the vagina from behind, it allows more sensitivity and contact through thrusting or other mechanical stimulation. Plus it just feels good when something is pushing against it in general. After the orgasm subsides, it's not like I'm desperate to run to the bathroom either. It takes a little while for that 'need to pee' to return.
I have been known to drink a big glass of water if I have time to think of it before sex or solo-play - just because I know it's going to make the orgasms more intense. Plus this is another benefit of having morning sex just as you're waking up.
Quote by lafayettemister
That is rather interesting. Do you have the full bladder climax with a partner or is it as intense if you've masturbated?