Female ejaculation: all about women’s squirt

Female ejaculation is a subject we do not talk about. “Women squirts”, as we call those who manage to ejaculate abundantly, are the subject of many fantasies and misconceptions. So what is female ejaculation, and what causes this physiological phenomenon?

What is a squirt?

Over the past decade, many studies have been conducted on women fountains, to understand what was female ejaculation. Specifically, it is, as for male ejaculation, a physiological phenomenon that appears during orgasm. At the moment of enjoying, the woman produces a transparent liquid, in several small streams. It is a reaction called “reflex”: the body has an involuntary muscle response, in response to a stimulus (in this case, sexual pleasure and orgasm). However, there is female ejaculation, which consists in producing liquid in small quantities and several small streams (this is the reason why most of the time, this phenomenon goes completely unnoticed), women fountains, which produce as for they a higher quantity of this same liquid, abundantly and continuously.

Where does the “female sperm” come from?

The fluid produced during female ejaculation comes from glands located in the urethra (the exit channel of the urine that leaves the bladder and leads to the vulva, between the clitoris and the vagina). These female glands, called para-urethral or skene glands, are often compared to the prostate in humans, whose function is to secrete part of the seminal fluid. During orgasm, if there is ejaculation, then they produce a transparent and odourless liquid in greater or lesser amounts, often in several continuous streams. In women’s fountains, this amount can reach up to 150 ml per orgasm, and the jet is usually constant. Finally, know that the role of this liquid, if he had a particular, is still unknown to researchers and gynaecologists.

How does a woman achieve squirting?

The main thing is to relax, to be confident, and to have fun. Indeed, women who confess having already ejaculated or been women fountains in their lives all agree on one point: ejaculation takes place only when they take pleasure and that the orgasm felt is powerful. Take a look at this french article squirt party. Stimulation of the G-spot (an area on the inner and anterior wall of the vagina, close to the entrance), however, seems to promote the phenomenon of ejaculation. But then, is anyone with a vagina able to ejaculate?

Can all women to be squirting?

As we have seen, certain positions or practices seem to favour the appearance of this phenomenon. But can all women ejaculate? On this point, researchers are not unanimous. Indeed, everybody and especially every person is different. It is therefore difficult to generalize, especially in terms of sex. We all react differently to pleasure and stimulation, and all have our way of enjoying and expressing our orgasm. Thus, although it seems that a vast majority of women emit a liquid in varying amounts (often only a few millilitres) when they enjoy, it would be wrong to say that anyone who has a vagina can experiment with its ejaculation. It is up to everyone to apprehend his body and his pleasure and to try to experience this phenomenon.

Stop to popular belief

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It has long been understood that female ejaculation did not exist, that it was only a jet of urine produced when the woman was stimulated when she had a full bladder, or worse: it was a disease or even dysfunction. This false idea has since been contradicted by researchers, thankfully. It is known today that the liquid produced is neither urine, nor losses, nor the cyprine (a secretion produced by the vagina during sexual arousal). The publication of scientific studies as well as the liberalization of speech in the sexual domain has allowed women to demystify this subject, too long reserved for a minority or associated, wrongly, with pornography. Today, female ejaculation is a subject that tends to be better addressed and understood by the general public, so that everyone can live fulfilling sexuality, without taboos or false ideas.

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