Grace Alice O'Shea

Okay.

I don't know, is this from man or woman or what their anatomy is?

They haven't said.

Yeah.

So like I'm going to answer as if it's a woman, first of all.

Right.

So like if you look at our anatomy, the female anatomy, you've the vagina, you've the urethra.

Yeah.

And you've the clitoris.

They're all very close together.

They're all next door neighbours.

And if we're having sex and if there's a penis in there or a toy inside the vagina, whatever.

it can put pressure on the bladder, on the urethra as well.

And that can feel like you need to pee.

Also, you've probably talked about this on the podcast before, like squirting happens for some women that you can get that feeling sometimes before a woman squirts.

So it's just that needing to pee.

But it's not peeing.

Like it's a different thing that's happening if someone squirts.

But it's

You know, in some cases, again, this could be depending on who's asking, if you actually think it's a continence issue, like actually peeing and it's urine, you know, that's something to get checked out with a pelvic floor physio.