A Few Questions

[lacepearl.livejournal.com]

Here's some background info: According to my average menstrual cycle length, I was suppose to get my period on Sat, Feb 5th. Over the weekend, I went on a roadtrip with my boyfriend. Lately I've been super stressed out and having anxiety, I usually know and can "feel" when I'm going to get my period, so I wasn't surprised to have NO symptoms of signs of it coming. I had sex on Fri, Saturday and Sunday.



On Saturday when we were going for lunch at a restaurant, I took my coat off and went to sit down and I felt discharge come out and it felt like a lot too! So I excused myself to the bathroom. I noticed my panties had visible wet spots on them and when I wiped myself with tissue, and there was some "discharge" but it was really watery...I'm trying to remember the color - it was a bit odd like almost transparent but maybe it was whiteish and had like a yellow tint to it. I thought it was strange cause it wasn't the kind of discharge I'm used to seeing that is thick in the consistency. I had some panty liners in my purse so I put one in. After that incident on Saturday afternoon until now (Monday evening), I didn't get the same kind of discharge again.  But I am curious what it could be, any similar experiences? What could have caused it?

I'm pretty new to sex and I noticed that when my boyfriend enters me, I feel an uncomfortable burning feeling. At first, he didn't want to go faster cause he thought it would hurt me but when he does, it feels A LOT better. When we used lube, I think it went away completely. I'm wondering if this is normal, and the burning feeling is unlikely a symptom of infection?

Comments

[herloved-beauty.livejournal.com]

If the burning feeling went away with lube, then it's likely you weren't lubricated enough. I doubt it's the sign of an infection.

The discharge sounds to me like it could be a hormonal thing. I know if I miss a few BC pills, my discharge is more watery. It is also more watery when I'm well hydrated, and before I was on BC, due to hormone fluctuations.

[rikkitsune.livejournal.com]

When I was newly sexually active, sex would always hurt and burn. When I became more experienced, had sex regularly (and got a partner who was extremely into oral and mucho-extended foreplay), I noticed that I sort of 'stretched' to fit my boyfriend, and also that I would lubricate more easily and copiously. It stopped being painful after that.

I'm thinking this might be the case (or similar) with you. Don't worry! Just use some lube (or spit, whichever works best for you) in the meantime and you'll be laughing. :)

Sorry, I can't help with the discharge.