Does not getting wet with someone really mean your body is rejecting them? I usually love tall, handsome men over 180 cm, and I’m clearly much wetter with them than when I’m with my papas. I like being given oral, so most of my papas do that and I get wet, but if there’s not much oral, I’m honestly completely dry. When I’m with a tall, handsome guy who’s my type, I’m already wet when we’re just cuddling in bed and ready for penetration right away. With a papa, I absolutely won’t get wet unless he stimulates me. If I find someone gross, nothing they do will make me wet.
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Is my body rejecting papas themselves?
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Do you actually insert your own fingers right before things happen to check how wet you are?
If you don’t, then the amount of wetness is only speculation, and I feel the actual difference probably isn’t that significant.
Even if you do check, I think the amount you perceive yourself and the amount your partner perceives may be different.
That said, even if it has nothing to do with the actual amount of wetness, if that’s how you feel, it may indicate some kind of emotional resistance.
If you feel disgusted, it’s not your body rejecting the person—it’s your mind. You don’t have to sleep with someone you find unpleasant, so I think you should stop doing that.
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You’re probably pushing yourself too hard.
You can’t really get wet unless you’re feeling aroused, right…?
It’s the same for men, too—those who are really turned on often start leaking something from the very beginning.
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> Does being unable to get wet with someone really mean your body is rejecting them?
That’s a very insightful observation. Yes, that’s essentially what it means.
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I think you’re pushing yourself too hard. If you need the money badly enough to keep forcing yourself through it, then you may have no choice but to continue. But if you find yourself thinking, “Maybe I don’t need to go that far,” then it’s probably time to stop.
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Since your brain is what controls your bodily functions, I think it’s because you—and your brain—feel that way and have convinced yourself of it.
If cunnilingus gets you wet, that’s a good thing. Why not have him do it a lot?
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Hmm, I’m not sure. I get wet and climax pretty easily, so it’s hard for me to say…
If you don’t get wet with anyone except an attractive guy, regardless of whether you’re feeling unwell or around your period, then maybe it simply means you’re not really into him. (>_<)
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I’ve never been intimate with someone I disliked, and I tend to get pretty wet naturally, so I’m not sure… Maybe your body is rejecting them, or it could just depend on how you’re feeling that day?!
Since part of you is thinking, “I really don’t want this,” that’s probably why.
If someone makes you feel uncomfortable, I think you simply shouldn’t be intimate with them.
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