Let's Get Some Clarification On Women "Creaming" During Sex....

MaximusBlaque

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Exactly what is the cream and what does it mean, from a medical standpoint? I know many women do it during sex and many men find it to be a turn on. On the other hand, some cats say that a woman creaming is a sign of an infection or STD. Truth be told, the shit's a turn on to me. But what do I know? It's not like I'm a med student like HALO.
 
some is just frothy vaginal secretions - healthy
some is yeast infection cottage cheese nasty shit

i prefer clear
 
I delete porn vids where the woman does not cream during sex.
Cant stand to see dry boring pussy. So keep creaming ladies!
 
man brothers have to understand the vagina aka pussy

it doesnt mean shes turned on and it isnt an infection

its simply cervical mucous

now if it has an odor or if it is a whole bunch of that shit....be careful

something is wrong down there
 
man brothers have to understand the vagina aka pussy

it doesnt mean shes turned on and it isnt an infection

its simply cervical mucous

now if it has an odor or if it is a whole bunch of that shit....be careful

something is wrong down there

agreed from a og's perspective
 
Creaming DOES NOT automatically mean a yeast infection....:smh:
It can mean several things:

Some women get super wet and depending on the friction from fucking, the friction can cause her to become creamy.

Most of what you see in porn is spermicide.

Creaming can be a sign of STD or Yeast infection-BUT you would more than likely notice a smell also.

Real talk-if she is creaming before you stick it in....IT ISNT NATURAL.
 
It's pre ejaculatory fluid that because of the friction between dick & pussy starts Frothing into a "white thickish cream" Women secrete this fluid from glands when they are turned on, it helps create a wet, warm feeling for you, Combined with Vaginal Fluid which is also responsible for a wet pussy too.
 
a woman's secretions change in consitancy during her cycle, clear just after the period and goes to creamy while ovualting..

u don't need to be a med student to know that, just have a girl and fuck her regularly and u'll see the changes yourself each month.

also some women are naturally creamier than others
 
a woman's secretions change in consitancy during her cycle, clear just after the period and goes to creamy while ovualting..

u don't need to be a med student to know that, just have a girl and fuck her regularly and u'll see the changes yourself each month.

also some women are naturally creamier than others


which is cervical mucous

dudes be getting all excited over ovulation

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
 
some chicks are clear, some creamy.
some cream is healthy, a sign of sexual excitement.
too much cream is a sign of vaginal "issues."
how much cream will change depending on the where woman is on her cycle.
the closer the period (before or after) = less creamy.
 
I delete porn vids where the woman does not cream during sex.
Cant stand to see dry boring pussy. So keep creaming ladies!

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Never saw cream - all clear - had some pass out, feel like they want to pass out holding their heart, feel like they need to pee, squirt (big time), and "don't stop I'm about to cum" - never saw a drop of cream. I always thought the cream in the movies was from gyna-lotrimin or the spermicide gel from the diaphragm.

Yeast infection is something you will know probably before she takes her underwear off and most likely she won't want any sex until it clears up anyway. Knew one and only one chick that had a yeast infection and still wanted to give up the pussy - that's a smell you never forget and the last thing you're thinking about is sex - needless to say I had to reevaluate her position based on what she was about to put me through.
 
A chick once told me that the cream that you see is sometimes the result of a woman douching before the scene. I don't know how true that is but she was adamant about it...
 


Some women get super wet and depending on the friction from fucking, the friction can cause her to become creamy.


I was finna type this. Shit, it's been plenty of times a kinky ass dude like myself has gone to lap that shit up or smearin' it on my face. :D
 
As far as I'm concerned clear secretions is the only thing I want to see. That white shit can be a sign of disease or yeast infection. It's a turn off to me. :smh:
 
Sounds like a Dr.Oz question

http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/do-you-know-your-vagina-0


When it comes to vaginal discharge, everyone wants to know if theirs is normal. Since every woman's vagina has a unique personality, you'll need to learn what's normal for you.

The vaginal mucus has a purpose: it makes it easier for sperm to swim to a woman's egg during ovulation, lubricates the penis during sex, and flushes out harmful microorganisms that can cause infection. It is comprised of shedded cells, healthy bacteria, proteins and mucus.

Vaginal secretions vary in color, appearance, consistency, amount and smell throughout a woman's life. What is normal in your twenties may not be normal in your fifties. Changes occur during the menstrual cycle, menopause, pregnancy and sexual arousal. And certain medications, douches, soaps, medical conditions, allergies and birth control pills can also affect the characteristics of vaginal secretions.

Any woman who has experienced a vaginal infection knows that it can be unpleasant. If you have bacterial vaginosis, yeast (Candida), trichomoniasis or any other sexually transmitted infection you want to know as soon as possible. Familiarizing yourself with the characteristics of your vaginal discharge on any given day can help you know when things are not right.

So wash your hands, give yourself some good light and explore.

Color
If discharge is clear or milky white, that's normal. It can also look very pale yellow when it's dried. If you are seeing grey, green, yellow, pink or red, that's not. Blood-tinged mucous may be a sign of pregnancy.


Scent
If it has a mild musky scent or none at all, that's normal. If it suddenly smells foul or "fishy," that's not.

Consistency
The texture of discharge will depend if you are ovulating or sexually aroused. If it feels sticky and can be stretched between two fingers during ovulation, or watery other times, that's normal. If it looks clumpy like cottage cheese, or foamy, that's not.

Amount
The amount of discharge is also variable. It will be more voluminous during sexual arousal and during ovulation; less during menopause. Keep an eye out for big changes such as suddenly needing to wear a panty liner every day. It is normal to experience vaginal dryness during menopause, when waning estrogen causes less mucus to be produced.

Feel
Changes in your normal vaginal secretions that are accompanied by itching, redness, soreness, rash, burning or pain can be a sign you have a vaginal infection or an allergy to sperm or spermicidal, or a signal that there is some other medical problem.
 
Creaming DOES NOT automatically mean a yeast infection....:smh:
It can mean several things:

Some women get super wet and depending on the friction from fucking, the friction can cause her to become creamy.

Most of what you see in porn is spermicide.

Creaming can be a sign of STD or Yeast infection-BUT you would more than likely notice a smell also.

Real talk-if she is creaming before you stick it in....IT ISNT NATURAL.

:lol::lol::lol:

There is some dude at this moment after reading this post who had a flashback with them looking at cream cheese on their face in the mirror and the woman saying 'I was ready for you'
 
a woman's secretions change in consitancy during her cycle, clear just after the period and goes to creamy while ovualting..

u don't need to be a med student to know that, just have a girl and fuck her regularly and u'll see the changes yourself each month.

also some women are naturally creamier than others
This^^^
 
Color
If discharge is clear or milky white, that's normal. It can also look very pale yellow when it's dried. If you are seeing grey, green, yellow, pink or red, that's not. Blood-tinged mucous may be a sign of pregnancy.


Scent
If it has a mild musky scent or none at all, that's normal. If it suddenly smells foul or "fishy," that's not.

Consistency
The texture of discharge will depend if you are ovulating or sexually aroused. If it feels sticky and can be stretched between two fingers during ovulation, or watery other times, that's normal. If it looks clumpy like cottage cheese, or foamy, that's not.
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What's the shit that comes out of the "squirters"? Is it piss, water???

It's piss unless her pussy muscles can eject water like a sports bottle...

since most vaginal muscles can't we are led to believe that the bladder can...
since it works that way for us....

just like a good piss after a 6 pack of brew.... women can get highly aroused even orgasmic in the mix of fuckin and pissin
 
It's piss unless her pussy muscles can eject water like a sports bottle...

since most vaginal muscles can't we are led to believe that the bladder can...
since it works that way for us....

just like a good piss after a 6 pack of brew.... women can get highly aroused even orgasmic in the mix of fuckin and pissin

Umm ... it's not piss in every case.:smh:

Sounds like a Dr.Oz question

http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/do-you-know-your-vagina-0


When it comes to vaginal discharge, everyone wants to know if theirs is normal. Since every woman's vagina has a unique personality, you'll need to learn what's normal for you.

The vaginal mucus has a purpose: it makes it easier for sperm to swim to a woman's egg during ovulation, lubricates the penis during sex, and flushes out harmful microorganisms that can cause infection. It is comprised of shedded cells, healthy bacteria, proteins and mucus.

Vaginal secretions vary in color, appearance, consistency, amount and smell throughout a woman's life. What is normal in your twenties may not be normal in your fifties. Changes occur during the menstrual cycle, menopause, pregnancy and sexual arousal. And certain medications, douches, soaps, medical conditions, allergies and birth control pills can also affect the characteristics of vaginal secretions.

Any woman who has experienced a vaginal infection knows that it can be unpleasant. If you have bacterial vaginosis, yeast (Candida), trichomoniasis or any other sexually transmitted infection you want to know as soon as possible. Familiarizing yourself with the characteristics of your vaginal discharge on any given day can help you know when things are not right.

So wash your hands, give yourself some good light and explore.

Color
If discharge is clear or milky white, that's normal. It can also look very pale yellow when it's dried. If you are seeing grey, green, yellow, pink or red, that's not. Blood-tinged mucous may be a sign of pregnancy.


Scent
If it has a mild musky scent or none at all, that's normal. If it suddenly smells foul or "fishy," that's not.

Consistency
The texture of discharge will depend if you are ovulating or sexually aroused. If it feels sticky and can be stretched between two fingers during ovulation, or watery other times, that's normal. If it looks clumpy like cottage cheese, or foamy, that's not.

Amount
The amount of discharge is also variable. It will be more voluminous during sexual arousal and during ovulation; less during menopause. Keep an eye out for big changes such as suddenly needing to wear a panty liner every day. It is normal to experience vaginal dryness during menopause, when waning estrogen causes less mucus to be produced.

Feel
Changes in your normal vaginal secretions that are accompanied by itching, redness, soreness, rash, burning or pain can be a sign you have a vaginal infection or an allergy to sperm or spermicidal, or a signal that there is some other medical problem.

This should be enough to close this thread but ... we all know how it is ... 5 pages.:cool:
 
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