Sexual Health - Men Forum - Im Kinda Confused

That's unusual, but not unknown. A few points to address your concerns:

1) seminal volume (amount of cum) depends on several factors: hydration level (are you drinking enough water/fluids?), diet (what kinds of foods are you eating), and number of times you masturbate per day. The more you jack off, the less cum you'll produce. The more water you drink, the more volume you'll have. A diet high in protein will also increase thickness to your semen. Unless you're trying to get a girl pregnant, don't worry about the volume; rather, focus on the feeling you have when you cum.

2) your problem sounds a little like a condition called interrupted ejaculation/incomplete ejaculation. Urology is not my specialty, but I seem to recall as a medical student reading about a patient who exhibited symptoms similar to yours. Essentially, the problem was that under normal stimulation, he would ejaculate a certain volume of semen, but only 75% of the ejaculation would be emitted on orgasm, the remainder would "ooze" out intermittently over the next hour or so. His problem concerned masturbating too quickly, I believe, and not allotting enough time to enjoy himself. The cause of this condition was thought to be an ostruction of the urethtra, seminal vesicles, muscle atrophy, benign prostatic hypertrophy, phimosis (tight foreskin), and other causes that alone, or combined, effected the flow of ejaculation/urine.

Are you circumsized? If so, is your skin tight? Do you have problems urinating (too many urges to urinate, pain/burning on urination, problems with your urinary flow)? Do you have any pain in testicles? Any testicular swelling/discoloration?

Also, I had a patient once who suffered from recurrent renal calculi (kidney stones). One stone had obstructed the urethra (pee canal/hole) somewhat and impeded his urinary flow as well as his ejaculations, thus causing the seminal leakage post orgasm. Under cystoscopy, I was able to extract part of the stone and it cleared up the problem. Any history of kidney stones? Any pain in your lower back, bladder, or testicles? Any blood in your urine? If not, don't worry about, but if you do, you should see a doctor immediately.

If this is a major concern to you, you might consider seeing your family doctor and getting a referral to a urologist, who can examine your genitals to make sure everything is working. If it's not a major concern and you do not have any physical symptoms, don't worry about it. Masturbate when you're not in school, etc. Plus, cum stains aren't like urine stains. They don't smell and they aren't a big deal.