Yes β from the testimony of many, many women who have experienced it, squirting is real! This article will delve into these questions with information about, and advice on how to squirt! Squirting β AKA Female ejaculation. Female sexuality has long been the topic of both revere and hatred. Vaginas as tools to get there, and the female sexual organs as vessels for perpetuating human-kind.
Female sexuality is something we think about, something we talk about, and something a lot of women are owning. A view probably held by those who are either incapable of getting their woman there. Or care little about female pleasure and have never really tried.
As well as an incredible gift bestowed upon the partner capable of getting her there! Porn shows a lot of squirting. This does create an idea of squirting as common.
In reality, some claim every woman is capable of squirting. You might be amazed to find out squirting was first mentioned by Aristotle in BC, and discussed by many men up until the 16th century. Some doctors claimed women who could squirt were homosexual. And their failure to reproduce. Those who research it are generally divided. There has been a lot of research in the 21st century aiming to answer this question. So, squirting is not a fancy term for peeing yourself. It comes out of the urethra not the vagina and many have claimed this as the reason urine is often present, just from leftovers.
While others have said the release from a strong orgasm can cause urination. Additionally, a watery, colourless and tasteless fluid has been found to come out during squirting. Scientists have found this fluid is produced by the Skene gland the female prostate. Either way β as we can see, there is clearly more to squirting than pee. But, still no one really knows the purpose of squirting. New research idea? So many people suggest that squirting can be induced by stimulating the G-spot, and hence all the areas around it.
