This is so embarrassing.. Girls only!?

Question

Okay Im 15 years old and Ive never had sex b4.. But I have done like everything else. Well I *** ALOT I mean I guess its that... Im not sure. Its like clear and idk how to elplane it but I think its ***... Is it? And why do I *** so much I mean I cam just make out w/a guy and ***.. Or be talking to one. Its like crazy.. Im pretty sure thats wut it is cuz it happens when I get turned on.. Its 2 embarasing to ask ne one I know so Im asking on here. But is ne thing wrong w/me? Or am I just one horney girl? lol Its crazy IDK what to do...

OK so Im making lubracation? Not *** ? whats the difference?

Answer 1

You are a normal, healthy girl who is very hormonal. It is best not to get too intimate with a guy unless you are fully protected from pregnancy & disease. It is the human body's way of trying to reproduce itself, but we are able to control it, unlike the lower animals. Good luck & be safe!

Answer 2

Between the blocking and the IM-speak, I wasn't sure exactly WHAT you were asking, or wanted to know.....(OK, I'm an old lady, who grew up before we'd learned how to handle fire).

But it sounds like you've got some questions on sexual concerns, and you're not sure exactly how to phrase them. And you can't imagine at ALL how to ask your health care provider, much less a parent (HORRORS!!!!!).

So here's some starter information, that you might find helpful to fill in the gaps, whatever they are (book reviews at Amazon).
Our Bodies, Ourselves (practically every decent library has a copy; it's a classic). It's also "respectable" enough that you are not going to have people fainting if they see you reading it.

Guide to Getting it On (Paul Joannides). This book is about as blunt as a 2 by 4---it's funny, irreverent, comprehensive, and the best general-purpose book on human sexuality I've ever seen (and I'm a nurse). I was startled to see it on the general human sexuality shelves at Borders. The clear line illustrations aren't "dirty", but they're unmistakably dealing with sexual issues.
Adults may have Serious Coronary Events if they see you reading GTGIO, because of the scope of the topics, so I'd ask the parental units first before buying it. Good points to make: it's in the 4th edition, and has been translated into over 10 languages. It's been a selection of the Quality Paperback Book Club and the Psychotherapy Book Club, and won a book award from the American Foundation for Gender and Genital Medicine (John Money's group). These are not exactly hallmarks of *really great dirty books*.

Answer 3

Okay, I'll try to answer by Y!A has blocked out a lot of what you are asking about. It's normal for you to have discharge when you become aroused - it's your body's reaction. Basically, your body releases discharge in order to lubricate your vagina for sex. As long as it remains clear and does not have an odor to it, then it's normal.

Answer 4

There is nothing wrong about being a sexual being. Enjoy the many forms of sexuality without getting yourself in trouble. Many people go straight to sex forgetting the other fun stuff. Just remember to play it safe and dont let people hurt you because of your open sexuality. There is a time and place for everything... Good luck.

Answer 5

If you're not orgasming when this is happening, then it's just your bodies way of getting ready - making lubrication. Women can occasionally produce a liquid ejaculate when they orgasm, but it's rare.

Answer 6

It's natures lubricant girlfriend

Answer 7

when a girl "c*ms", it's not necessary for her to release any fluid. Getting wet is not c*mming...it's just lube. Some women can release fluid when they c*m but not many.

Answer 8

you're embarrased so you ask the world???
you're normal and extrememly sensitive, but not everyone is like you. as you egt older you'll be able to control yourself...
you should try wearing pads often.

Answer 9

Lonely girl is right. You are NOT c oming, you are just lubricating.

Answer 10

Whats the problem?