Is the white fluid that is discharged after feeling weak and desiring to continue enjoying the husband's kisses considered manī or madhī?

The fluid that typically exits in this situation is madhy (pre-seminal fluid) and not maniy (seminal fluid). Therefore, ghusl (ritual bath) is not required from it; only the private parts need to be washed. It nullifies wudu' (ablution). The difference between them is that maniy is discharged with pleasure and is followed by a feeling of fatigue, whereas madhy is discharged at the onset of pleasure without pleasure in its discharge, and it is not followed by fatigue. The color of a woman's maniy is usually yellow and may be white, while madhy is a thin, sticky, white fluid. Whoever doubts whether the discharge is maniy or madhy has the choice: if he considers it maniy, ghusl becomes obligatory; if he considers it madhy, washing it off clothes and body and performing wudu' become obligatory.