Hate to disagree, but your answer is not quite correct.

Vaginal secretions can range from clear and runny, to thick and milky. Factors such as where she is in her hormonal cycle, her level of sexual arousal (the more aroused she is, the thinner and clearer it tends to be), her own natural tendencies, hydration, and nutrition.

Having said all that, if after intercourse, she is producing thick milky secretions, that is not necsssarily a good sign. Generally secretions tend to thin and become clear the more aroused a lady becomes. So she was either totally not into him (possible), or she has other factors affecting her vaginal secretions that should be investigated.

Re: I think the wrong baboons skipped out on health ed.... I agree!!!! Vaginal Discharge 101

Vaginal Discharge 101

Knowing the difference between normal discharge and infections.
The Healthy Vagina - The vagina serves as a passageway between the outside of the body and the inner reproductive organs. The pH balance of the vagina is acidic, which discourages infections from occurring. This acidic environment is created by normally-occurring bacteria. A healthy vagina produces secretions to cleanse and regulate itself, similar to how saliva cleanses and regulates the environment of the mouth. These vaginal secretions are normal vaginal discharge. Any interference with the delicate balance of vaginal secretions sets up an environment conducive to infection.

Normal Vaginal Discharge - All women have some vaginal discharge. Normal discharge may appear clear, cloudy white, and/or yellowish when dry on clothing. It may also contain white flecks and at times may be thin and stringy. Changes in normal discharge can occur for many reasons, including menstrual cycle, emotional stressors, nutritional status, pregnancy, usage of medications - including birth control pills, and sexual arousal.

Effects of the Menstrual Cycle - The menstrual cycle affects the vaginal environment. You may notice increased wetness and clear discharge around mid-cycle. The pH balance of the vagina fluctuates during the cycle and is the least acidic on the days just prior to and during menstruation. Infections, therefore, are most common at this time.

Signs of Abnormal Discharge - Any changes in color or amount of discharge may be a sign of a vaginal infection. Vaginal infections are very common; most women will experience some form of a vaginal infection in their lifetime. If you experience any of the symptoms below, this may be a sign of vaginal infection:

Discharge accompanied by itching, rash or soreness
Persistent, increased discharge
Burning on skin during urination
White, clumpy discharge (somewhat like cottage cheese)
Grey/white or yellow/green discharge with a foul odor..................

To the point the reviewer had all over his pubes!
Tons of very thick white discharge is not normal and it might be a sign of sort sort of health issue.
I am not a doctor but I have seen enough penises and vaginas to say that a enormous amount of thick white stuff is NOT normal.
I can google too, but I don't go by what is online. I go by what my doctor says.

visually unappealing things that we have dont have control over.  Human anatomy and physiology is so interesting and weird, and complex, and sometimes just unexplainable.I love those cases that baffles the docs who have been practicing medicine for 20, 30 years, and then one day out the blue a patient will come in and just leave them baffled and scratching their heads.  And that kiddos is the wonderful world of medicine. .

maybe it's time to find another line of work/play.

...posting her discharge as part of a review is unnecessary.  I may be wrong, but it comes across as a deliberate implication that the lady has something wrong with her due to her discharge.

I'm not afraid to say that my body does different things at different times.  Sometimes I'm so wet I leave puddles on beds and my cum actually drips down my thighs.  Sometimes I may use a new brand of condom or lube that my body chemistry reacts to and strange things happen... One time I swear it was like foam coming out of me!  LOL but it creeped me out more than it did my lover.  He realized it was the product, not me.

Men also have all types of varieties in their discharge.  Some men pre-cum, which I could blab about to my lady friends and imply as being a symptom of syphilis (which yes, technically it is but there's a difference between pre-cum and oozing, pus-like discharge)  but I would never do that because I understand how bodies function;  we are all different at different times of the month, week, even day!

Bottom line through this mild ramble is I find it hurtful to share such details in a review/public forum.



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Hey -- this is FANTASY.  'Normal' biology has nothing to do with it.   How is a dislike for ooze any more shallow or misguided than any other preference?  It makes the guy uncomfortable.  It's his call.

It amazes me that a bunch of people OK with a gorgeous 22 year old pretending to have the hots for a fat fifty year old suddenly think it's unreasonable for some other guy to be turned off by some oozy pussy.

If we 'hobbyists' wanted reality, we wouldn't be paying shitloads of money to actresses!  The guy has every right to not repeat, for any reason he wants.  And if that reason includes ooze, then so be it.  He's the paying customer.

i think every girl i have fucked has had white secretions all over my dick! I see it as a good thing, shes HORNY!