it has been a while since me and my wife have had sex due to some domestic problems. then last night we did it. it has been about 7 weeks. and there was a lot of white stuff that in my mind was cum. is this a sign that she is being unfaithful are does the womans body produce white foam?
i get it too. it's normal. Perfectly normal. I thought it wasn't, went to doc and she said i had no infection.
The first time I had sex with a woman, we used a condom and before we started, she excused herself to the dorm room bathroom for what seemed a long while. When she returned, we had sex, and when it was over, I withdrew and found the condom had shreded, around the ring at the base of the penis. I withdrew as carefully as possible.
The next day, I cleaned up the sheets and discovered a white foam or creamy substance in the bed.
I didn't put it all together for years after we broke up, but it seems clear that she was having a problem with lubrication, and was in the bathroom trying various substances to lube herself. She must have used something that was oil-based on the outside of her vaginal lips, and I had it exposed to the condom, weaking it.
I never did learn what the substance on the sheets were, but I suspect that it was either the lube, or the biproduct of her secretions. We never did discuss it. And now, 38 years later, I still regret not discussing it openly with her.
How many women do not know that they must avoid vasolene, baby oil and other petroleum based products when using any rubber/laytex items?
The next day, I cleaned up the sheets and discovered a white foam or creamy substance in the bed.
I didn't put it all together for years after we broke up, but it seems clear that she was having a problem with lubrication, and was in the bathroom trying various substances to lube herself. She must have used something that was oil-based on the outside of her vaginal lips, and I had it exposed to the condom, weaking it.
I never did learn what the substance on the sheets were, but I suspect that it was either the lube, or the biproduct of her secretions. We never did discuss it. And now, 38 years later, I still regret not discussing it openly with her.
How many women do not know that they must avoid vasolene, baby oil and other petroleum based products when using any rubber/laytex items?
THAT VERY SEXY FOOL, I WISH I MEET YOUR WIFE.
Of course not! It's vaginal mucus discharge! It probably happened because you guys hadn't had sex for a while. When the deeper vaginal muscles contract they release the foam. It looks like hair mousse.