Can I use your help?...*I really need it*
 

I don´t want to make threats for stupid reasons and this one has content that some people may found disguting. I made my warning so....

I have this girlfriend, who used to be really close to me (not really in any lesbian way if you wonder). She just pops out to me whinning, telling me about this weird thing his boyfriend has. From every time to time, this white alike substance comes out from the top of his genital organ, and sometimes he gets this itchy feeling (yes, they alredy have had sex).

What keywords may I use to search information about this?, What can I tell her for sure to calm her?....and, most important, what do you think it may be?...

Ehm...please...my fingers are giggling....=( =(

Uhmm...what the hell? lol

Go search for Sexually transmitted diseases on Google or something.

I´m alredy doing it...I´m just FREAKING OUT with this Human papillomavirus ....O,o...sounds so BAD....

White stuff coming out of the little buddy... uhh... I don't find the unnatural thing of this.

The "unatural" thing, according to what she tells me, is that he doesn´t does it when they are having any kind of relation....so that makes it unatural.

Oh God...o,o...thanks BlackButterfly, really.

Now she denies sleeping with anybody than his boyfriend...=S...and says that maybe it´s just what you said, a bladder infection....

Bu, thanks to the people who were kind enough to click over this link, and most of all to the ones who were brave enoff to write (even a laught or a sarcastic anything) in here.
Specially to BlackButterfly who is mature enoff to recognize when somebody it´s talking seriously. -A hug for you darling-
Well, later I´ll post what happened...

Everyone was serious in their answers, honey. We realise that you were serious when you posted this. People just chose to answer in a humourous way. Hope the boyfriend and your friend are both ok. Let us know when you find out, if you get a chance.

Well, either search for symptoms of STD's, as was said, or you could also recommend that he gets tested, despite the pain of it.

A lot of guys are embarassed by this sort of thing. It doesn't matter what it is, he needs to get checked out -- and so does she. Hopefully everything turns out ok, but it's important that they both get this looked after. If they're mature enough to be having sex, they have to be mature enough to deal with the consequences.

If you have a hotline or something you can call that would help a lot. Sometimes they have hotlines that are confident and will help you. You can explain it, or have your friend do it. Make sure she does get checked, and make sure he does too. I hope this helps.