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urination while masterbating

I believe this to be a new experience. I hope it hasn't happened with my lover (now ex so I cannot ask him.) I masturbated recently with a plug in back massager. I was a little more aggressive than usual because I am missing my present honey and can't use the usual fantasy to get aroused- I can only think of missing him. Anyway, I know I urinated BEFORE climax and it was shocking because I felt no desire to urinate or the release of the pee. I am now terrified! I had no sensation of the need to urinate. I did not feel myself urinating but was able to stop once I realized what was happening. I am 42, have three children 16 and older and fear this is a medical issue. I am in excellent health though with strong kegels so I do not understand. I don't believe I have a bladder infection or any kind of illness, no discomfort. It didn't smell like pee but there was a lot of it and I was able to stop with a contraction, it was before climax. What the heck!? I will see my doctor about this but until then, help?!?!
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This could be referred to as Female Ejactulation.  It's not urinating and is perfectly normal.  Alot of women experience this so you are not alone.  I hope this eases any anxiety you may feel regarding this issue.
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How long before you climaxed?  If it was right before, I really wouldn't think it's anything abnormal and would say you just experienced female ejaculation.  It happens very rarely for me even if I've urinated beforehand and never has happened with my partner.
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