How Do Women Pee

How Do Women Pee

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It is very common to wonder "Where does a girl pee from?" After all, the male anatomy makes it obvious where this bodily product leaves the body, but for women, it is a bit more discrete. The internal structure of the urinary tract is very similar for men and women, meaning you only have to know a few basics to understand where women pee from.
Just like men, women pee out of their urethra. The difference is that men have a single opening at the very tip of the penis where they pee out of and ejaculate from. Women, on the other hand, have a separate orifice.
In women, the urethral hole is between the vaginal opening and clitoris. Unfortunately, it is hard to figure out the exact location where the urine is coming out of, which leads to some accidents when trying to pee in a cup at the doctor's office. The following picture explains the location of the urethral opening better and directly.
Now that you have gotten the answer to "Where do girls pee from?" and the other two holes that are near the urethral hole, you can better understand the female urinary system by reading the contents in this part.
The kidney works to filter waste and water from your blood and then creates urine. The urine will then travel through the ureters, a set of tubes leading from the kidneys to the bladder. It is stored in the bladder until the bladder is full. Then it passes out of the body through the urethra, a thin tube. In females, the urethra measures about 2 inches in length, ending superior to a woman's vaginal opening and inferior to her clitoris. In males, it is about 8 or 10 inches, ending at the tip of a man's penis.
The flowing of urine through the urethra is controlled by internal and external urethral sphincter muscles. The internal ones are smooth muscles that open up involuntarily if the bladder becomes distended to a certain extent. When these open, women feel as if they have to urinate. The external urethral sphincter has skeletal muscles which can be held shut to delay urination or opened up to let urine pass out through the urethra.
It is important thing to remember that women have three holes. These include the vagina, the pee hole or urethral opening and the anus. You already know where the urethral opening is, so to give some context for the answer to "Where do girls pee from?" here is the pertinent information on the other holes.
The vagina is a muscular and soft canal with a flexible, soft lining that lubricates the area and provides sensation. The vagina is responsible for connecting the outside world and the uterus. The entrance includes the labia and the vulva, and the interior end contains the cervix which is part of the uterus that protrudes into a woman's vagina.
During sexual intercourse, the vagina is responsible for receiving the penis. During menstruation, it serves to bring the blood from the uterus out of the body. During birth, the vagina becomes the birth canal that the baby must pass through.
The vaginal opening is surrounded by the hymen, a thin membrane which narrows it. You can tear this hymen by sexual activity at the first time, but it can be torn by exercising as well.
The anus is a woman's opening where their gastrointestinal tract ends in the body. The anus begins at the bottom portion of the rectum which is the final portion of the large intestine and colon. There is an anorectal line separating the rectum and anus. Fascia is a tough tissue that surrounds the anus, attaching it to the structures nearby.
The external sphincter ani is a circular muscle which creates the wall of a person's anus and keeps it closed. There are glands within the anus which release fluid into it and maintain a moist surface. The levator ani is a plate-like muscle band that surrounds the anus, forming the pelvic floor. There is also a network of veins lining the anal skin.
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This may sound a daft question but one thing I've never figured out is how women pee. I know where woman pee from, the exact spot as it were, but er.. how can I put this delicately... if they just pee won't it go over their vaginal lips?
You have to open your vaginal lips to pee, right? Sorry, don't wish to be rude or mega ignorant but this has always puzzled me. I thought I'd ask the question here.
Being a guy you just sort of let the penis hang out over the toilet and you pee but it can't the be same for a woman (even when sitting down). What happens if a woman pees and closes her legs a bit won't the urine go all over her vagina lips? I don't get it, total mystery to me!
This may sound a daft question but one thing I've never figured out is how women pee. I know where woman pee from, the exact spot as it were, but er.. how can I put this delicately... if they just pee won't it go over their vaginal lips?
You have to open your vaginal lips to pee, right? Sorry, don't wish to be rude or mega ignorant but this has always puzzled me. I thought I'd ask the question here.
Being a guy you just sort of let the penis hang out over the toilet and you pee but it can't the be same for a woman (even when sitting down). What happens if a woman pees and closes her legs a bit won't the urine go all over her vagina lips? I don't get it, total mystery to me!

You just sit on the toilet and it comes out, it's not like you need to try and pee if you need to go.

I've never had a sexual encounter with a woman (I'm not gay though!) but if you see a glamour model with her legs open the vagina lips are often closed, not open. Now if she pees how can it come out without the lips getting wet? You have to make sure your vagina lips are open, surely? Hmm, still confused because the lips are the entrance to the vagina, the urethra (the hole) is placed behind the vaginal lips so any closing of the legs would limit the area for the wee to come out? I dunno, I'm pretty clueless about this hence why I asked the question. .
This may sound a daft question but one thing I've never figured out is how women pee. I know where woman pee from, the exact spot as it were, but er.. how can I put this delicately... if they just pee won't it go over their vaginal lips?
You have to open your vaginal lips to pee, right? Sorry, don't wish to be rude or mega ignorant but this has always puzzled me. I thought I'd ask the question here.
Being a guy you just sort of let the penis hang out over the toilet and you pee but it can't the be same for a woman (even when sitting down). What happens if a woman pees and closes her legs a bit won't the urine go all over her vagina lips? I don't get it, total mystery to me!

No, I've always wondered about this because woman have the labia - the lips - to protect the entrance to the vagina so if you pee I always thought it couldn't come out or if it did it would make a mess.
But surely if a woman has her legs tight to each other, it's impossible to pee? Am I right there?
I don't really get women, they're a mystery to me! A penis seems less complicated than a vagina!

Behind them lips are no teeth!
I don't want to corrupt your innocence, but instead of thinking about them as airtight lips, think of them as loose flaps.
You can force your mouth to stay shut with your top set of lips, yet you can't do that with the bottom set.

Okay, I sort of see your point. It's interesting. Perhaps one day I'll go with a woman and find out more!;)
No, I've always wondered about this because woman have the labia - the lips - to protect the entrance to the vagina so if you pee I always thought it couldn't come out or if it did it would make a mess.
But surely if a woman has her legs tight to each other, it's impossible to pee? Am I right there?
I don't really get women, they're a mystery to me! A penis seems less complicated than a vagina!
This may sound a daft question but one thing I've never figured out is how women pee. I know where woman pee from, the exact spot as it were, but er.. how can I put this delicately... if they just pee won't it go over their vaginal lips?
You have to open your vaginal lips to pee, right? Sorry, don't wish to be rude or mega ignorant but this has always puzzled me. I thought I'd ask the question here.
Being a guy you just sort of let the penis hang out over the toilet and you pee but it can't the be same for a woman (even when sitting down). What happens if a woman pees and closes her legs a bit won't the urine go all over her vagina lips? I don't get it, total mystery to me!
Behind them lips are no teeth!
I don't want to corrupt your innocence, but instead of thinking about them as airtight lips, think of them as loose flaps.
You can force your mouth to stay shut with your top set of lips, yet you can't do that with the bottom set.

is this thread for real?
i guess when you sit the lips part and you.. pee
no thought goes into it i can assure you
(cant believe im answering this :eek:)

Yeah, zipping them back up again afterwards is such a hassle.
Okay, I sort of see your point. It's interesting. Perhaps one day I'll go with a woman and find out more!;)

I think this thread may possibly be the most bizarre of all time

If you ask these types of questions you wont get a girl to 'find out more'

My goodness, what a question! OP - when you stick out your tongue, does it hit the inside of your lips or do your lips automatically open? The latter is the same when women pee!
piss flaps! awesome pairing of words
If you ask these types of questions you wont get a girl to 'find out more'

How do blokes pee when they're wearing undies and it's pointing up at them? Don't they make a mess of the walls or their face?
I may have to think about his.
How do blokes pee when they're wearing undies and it's pointing up at them? Don't they make a mess of the walls or their face?
I may have to think about his.

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