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Thirsty Clown Urinal

GiggleSugar — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 11:30:00 -0800

Peeing is now a novelty act! Our innovative friends in Japan made an arcade game out of a simple visit to the urinal. A dude stands and pees into the mouth of a moving clown while creepy circus music plays along- for atmosphere, I suppose. All "eww!" aside, this just ain't practical. Men have a terrible time keeping aim and staying on target when the loo is stationary, so this is asking for a mess. . .but I guess that's the point of the game.

WTF?!

GiggleSugar — Sun, 14 Jan 2007 11:02:00 -0800

This must really kill the urge. In more ways than one.

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Product of the Day: Magic Cone Urination Funnel

GiggleSugar — Mon, 18 Dec 2006 01:02:00 -0800

Among the many baffling things about the Magic Cone Disposable Urination Funnel for Women is why the website keeps saying that it's for "females." But more importantly---WHY WOULD I WANT TO PEE STANDING UP?! I mean, the thought has crossed my mind at disgusting rest stops, on camping trips, and while watching drunken men peeing in public while I have to wait to find a restroom--but not enough that I'm dying to pay for, carry around, and pee into a paper cup in the shape of a funnel. On the positive side, their promotional animation of a woman using the Magic Cone is priceless. I urge you to view it now.

GoGirl - Love It or Leave It?

TresSugar — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:00:00 -0800

I envy guys for being able to pee anywhere - especially when I'm camping or attending an outdoor festival or something. But what stops me is the whole drip-drying issue, not the lack of a special tool, which is why I find the GoGirl feminine urination device ($7) a tad puzzling. This silicone funnel comes in a cute tube and creates a watertight seal so you can "go anywhere" with no mess or fuss. The tagline: "don't take life sitting down." Do you think this is empowering or just plain silly?

Does Your Sexploration Involve Golden Showers?

DearSugar — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 09:00:00 -0800

It's obvious that I'm pretty open about anything involving sex or intimacy, but when it comes to bizarre sex acts like golden showers, I'm going to pull the prude card. If you're not familiar with this intimate act, it's when you or your partner urinate on the other person. The whole idea is that warm liquid sensations feel good, and peeing can give you an additional sense of relief. It can also be a way to show power or dominance over someone, which some people find very hot. It's also considered taboo or weird, and that may attract people to want to do it even more!

So I was wondering how you feel about golden showers. Does the idea disgust you? Intrigue you? Has anyone ever requested that you urinate on them or that you let them do it to you?

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Three Common Penile Problems, Part II

DearSugar — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 15:00:00 -0700

Yesterday you learned about Peyronie's disease, one of three common penile problems that some men have to deal with, but today I'm going to talk about Hypospadias. This condition is when the urinary meatus, the hole on the penis where urine and ejaculate pass, is abnormally positioned. It's usually just short of the tip of the penis but can be as extreme as being positioned underneath the penis or as far back as the scrotum. Hypospadias is actually fairly common, affecting approximately 1 in every 300 newborn boys (this condition is present at birth) so if you want to learn more about it, just read more.

The only way to treat this condition is to have surgery to reposition the urethral opening, and if need be, straighten out the penis. In most cases, the surgery is successful and results in normal or near-normal function and appearance with no future problems, although it is possible for a meatus to form under the penis where the new urinary channel was created, which can cause leakage. If that were to occur, another surgery would be necessary. Although this condition isn't life threatening, it can most definitely be an emotional burden.

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What Women Want?

GiggleSugar — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 01:00:00 -0700

It's been well over a year since we featured the Magic Cone Disposable Urination Funnel for Women as our product of the day. The product had a set of cartoon instructions featuring a girl wearing a uniform and a sensible pair of white undies demonstrating its use. This was disturbing, but not as disturbing as the following live-action video where some chick uses the funnel to pee - with much better aim and precision than most men, I might add - straight into a flower vase. And then there's that framed photo lurking in the background . . . What. The. F*ck.

You Asked: When I Have Sex, I Feel Like I Have to Pee!

DearSugar — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 17:00:00 -0700

Dear Sugar--

During intercourse, when I get ready to orgasm, I feel like I have to urinate and I have to stop because I'm scared I'm gonna wet the bed. Is that a normal feeling???

--Unsatisified and Frustrated

To see DEARSUGAR's answer read more

Dear Unsatisified and Frustrated--

We've all been there honey. The thing is, if your bladder is full, you'll feel like you have to pee. The pressure and the movement doesn't help any, so my number one suggestion is to make sure you take a visit to the ladies' room and relieve yourself before things get hot and heavy.

If you have tried peeing before sex, and you still feel like you need to wee, then you may be experiencing what many women crave - female ejaculation. If your G-spot is stimulated in just the right way, this can lead to an earth-shattering orgasm. For some women, G-spot stimulation can lead to an emission of a clear liquid believed to have come from the Skene's gland inside the uretha. It's NOT urine, but rather female ejaculate. The fluid may trickle or spurt out. It may be a few drops or a puddle. It can happen before, during, or after ejaculation.

So the next time you have sex, if you are sure your bladder is empty, and your partner is stimulating your G-spot, let the passion take you to the place so many women strive. Good luck!

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Hump Day: Where's My G-Spot?

TresSugar — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 10:00:00 -0700

Welcome to Hump Day, TrèsSugar's sex advice column. Are you confused about sex? Do you have trouble having an orgasm? Is there something you'd like to try but you're worried it's too weird? Send your questions to TrèsSugar, and our friend Dr. Charlie Glickman from Good Vibrations will offer his sound advice!

Today's Question:

"I have decent enough sex with my boyfriend, but I don't always have an orgasm. I've heard that if my G-spot is stimulated, not only will I have a better chance of having an orgasm, but that it will be more intense. Is this true? Where is the G-spot?"

To hear Dr. Glickman's answer, read more.

Let’s start with a little anatomy.

The G-spot is a relatively small patch of tissue that you can find by inserting a finger into the vagina and curving towards the belly button (upwards if you’re on your back). Many women report that the G-spot is much easier to find if they’re already turned on because it engorges with blood. In fact, some women and their partners find that the G-spot can go from impossible to find to quite prominent during arousal. So start off with something that definitely works for you and then try adding G-spot explorations.

The G-spot surrounds the urethra and some folks find that stimulating it can feel sort of like needing to go to the bathroom. You may find it helpful to go to the bathroom before starting out so that you’ll know that your bladder is empty. Also, some women have discovered that G-spot play can result in female ejaculation. While scientists disagree about female ejaculation, we do know that it’s not urine and is chemically similar to men’s prostatic fluid. This makes sense, since the G-spot and the prostate are quite similar. If you’re concerned about it, put a towel down first so you can relax and enjoy the ride.

As far as whether G-spot play will rock your world or not, I can’t make any promises. Some women adore it and would never choose to have sex without it. Others find it uncomfortable or say that it just doesn’t do anything for them. As always when it comes to sex, your mileage may vary so don’t get stressed out if it doesn’t do much for you.

OK, so how do you actually do G-spot play? First, it may be easier if your boyfriend is the one wielding the fingers. It can be a bit awkward to try to reach it yourself. Some popular techniques include the “come-here” motion, making circles, tapping, stroking, or the “windshield wiper” movement. It may also be more fun if he’s pleasuring your clitoris at the same time, perhaps with his other hand or his mouth. Or you could use a hand or a vibrator on your clit.

If you want to use a toy for the G-spot, try something with a curve or a prominent head since those shapes makes it easier to hit the spot. Here are a few popular ones. Or you might enjoy one of the ”Rabbit” style vibrators.

For more detailed information about the G-spot, I’m a big fan of the DVD The Expert Guide to the G-Spot as well as the book Female Ejaculation and the G-Spot.

If you’re looking for ways to increase your chances of having an orgasm during intercourse, you might find that some G-spot fun as a warm-up improves your odds. Even if G-spot play doesn’t result in an orgasm for you, if it increases your pleasure and arousal, that will probably make it easier to have an orgasm when doing something else. Or you could have a G-spot orgasm before having intercourse, if that works better for you. You could also see if using a vibrator or your fingers on your clitoris during sex does the trick. After all, 70 percent of women report that they need some clitoral stimulation to have an orgasm, so you’d be in good company.

Cute Alert: Falcor The Urinator

GiggleSugar — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 04:00:00 -0700

Meet Falcor. When he's not jumping through hoops like a good doggie, he's: "Urinating on the carpet/Nap-inating on the pee pad/Chewinating on the sofa..." Are these the best lyrics, or what? I love Falcor's "I know I'm naughty" over the shoulder glances. How could you not love this little pooch?