Japanese Sex Essentials

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When women get aroused, certain fluids are secreted within their vaginas.

If you fondle your partner's vagina with your finger before sex, you'll notice it gets very wet with sexual fluid. When I pull my penis out from my partner's vagina during sex, I can feel fluid drip down from her moist entrance. It always surprises me how wet she can get.




Fluid secreted at the entrance to the vagina.

When women are sexually aroused, a viscous, transparent fluid is secreted from the Bartholin's glands, two glands at the opening to the vagina. This fluid can also be referred to as Bartholin's gland fluid.

Fluid secreted deep within the vagina.

Just like with the Bartholin's glands, when a woman is sexually aroused, a thicker, transparent or white fluid is secreted near the entrance to her womb.

When these two fluids are secreted, the penis can easily enter the vagina. Stimulating your partner a lot during foreplay can help her feel better and allow easier insertion of your penis.

Fluid protects the vagina.

Fluid is secreted to let the penis enter more easily. And since it can go in easily, that means that friction between the penis and the vagina can happen without any risk of physical damage.

I often hear stories about men who force sex on women, then feel their moist vaginas and say "See? You wanted it!" Even when women are raped, however, their vaginas secrete fluid. This happens not because they're aroused, however, but as an instinctual way to protect their vaginas from damage when a penis is forced in. This is an automatic defense from the vagina. So just because a woman is moist, it doesn't necessarily mean she loves you...