The Squirting Pussy (female ejaculation?)
Squirting is the involuntary expulsion of fluid from the female urethra following stimulation of the anterior vaginal wall before or during orgasm.
Men aren’t the only ones with a prostate gland. Yes, women too have something just like it.
Female ejaculation refers to about a teaspoon (3–5 cc) of fluid expelled through the urethra that looks like watered-down fat-free milk, tastes sweet, and does not smell like urine. Analysis of the fluid demonstrates that it is chemically different from urine.
Females who squirt: What is it? The ejaculate contains high levels of prostatic acid phosphatase, prostatic specific antigen, glucose, and fructose-but also contains urea and creatinine which are present in urine.
It does not excrete through the vaginal opening.
Skene’s glands in women are thought to be responsible for the liquid produced before and often during a female orgasm. Skene’s glands consist of two small ducts located along both sides of the urethra, in the front part of the vaginal wall. Skene’s glands play in important part in female health as does the male prostate gland.
First, the glands release fluids into the urethra, helping to lubricate it. Female’s who ‘squirt’ or ejaculate are seen as ‘circus acts’ among men in sex workers and personal relationships.
They are not unusual. IN fact, studies’ show that most women have these fluids secreted during sexual arousal, it’s just a smaller amount who actually ejaculate. Women who squirt has been studied as early as the 1600’s! Aristotle was probably the first to write about female ejaculation, and Galen is said to have known about it in the second century C.E. De Graaf, in his New Treatise Concerning the Generative Orgasm of Women, in 1672 described the female prostate and the fluid from the urethra in some detail.
It is a common fallacy propagated by men that women ‘squirt’ or ejacualte like men do. Why bring women down to the level of you? It is the porn industry that has made women who squirt into some type of anomaly.
The NIH, National Institutes of Health, 2022 published a study that I think you’ll find interesting. Women do not have sperm, nor do women ejaculate ‘come’ of any sort, it is ‘kinda’ like cum…but not like men.
FEMALE EJACULATION STUDY:
Purpose: To elucidate the mechanism of squirting.
Methods: The subjects in the current study were women who were able to squirt. They were not sex workers. A urethral catheter was inserted before sexual stimulation and the bladder was emptied. Then, a mixture of indigo carmine (10 ml) and saline (40 ml) was injected into the bladder. Sexual stimulation was provided to facilitate squirting, which was videotaped and verified. The secretions were collected in sterile cups, and prostate specific antigen (PSA) and glucose levels were measured.
Results: Five women (2 in the 30s, 2 in the 40s, and 1 in the 50s) participated in this study. All women were able to squirt; three squirted only with manual sexual stimulation and two with penetrative sexual stimulation. The discharged fluid was blue in all cases, confirming the bladder as the source. The fluid was PSA-positive in four patients.
Conclusions: The main component of squirt fluid is urine, but may also contain fluid from Skene’s glands (female prostate). This is the first report in which visualization of squirting was enhanced.
Keywords: Female ejaculation, Skene’s glands; female ejaculation; female prostate; female sexual function; female squirting.
