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vidvicious · 03-12-2007, 01:29 PM

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Female Ejaculation
Female ejaculation: reality or myth! The subject is still widely debated. While all women have a G-spot, it has been estimated only 10 to 40 % of the women are capable of female ejaculation. The expulsion of this clear or milky fluid, either occasionally or systematically, should eliminate all doubt even to the most septic of its true existence.

What is it?
Female ejaculation refers to the expulsion (often powerful) of noticeable amounts of fluid from the urethra region. Report’s on composition and origin are at best questionable or inconsistent. However a majority of researchers concur that the fluid is neither urine or natural lubricant. Studies have shown that the paraurethral glands (paraurethral means near urethra) produce the same alkaline fluid has the male prostate. These glands, also called ‘’Skenes Glands’’, do not have the same structure has the male prostate. The mixing of fluid with urine while in the urethra also explains its composition. Others claim the fluid comes from the bladder and follows a different ‘’drain way’’. While others believe its just urine ejected during pelvic muscle contraction. We cannot tell if a women is urinating or ejaculating outside a medical lab. These fluids all exist trough the urethra so the visible source is the same witch doesn’t help matters.

How Much Liquid is Released?
The amount of fluid released is reported to vary form a couple of drops to almost 2 cups. Keep in mind that the paraurethral glands (there are more then 30 of them) while continue to produce fluid has long has a women is sexually aroused, and as a result, liters could be produced if she was to experience multiple orgasms.

Women First
Female ejaculation, which doesn’t occur with every orgasm, is associated to a notion of very intense pleasure when known and accepted. All women do not ejaculate. There are no standard so women who do not ejaculate should not feel inadequate.

03-12-2007, 01:29 PM
vidvicious Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 4,765	Silly Faggot Squirting is for Hedros LOL ok ok Seriously here read this (not from wikipedia so you know it's not some fat dude who thinks he knows everthing . its from medical journals) Female Ejaculation Female ejaculation: reality or myth! The subject is still widely debated. While all women have a G-spot, it has been estimated only 10 to 40 % of the women are capable of female ejaculation. The expulsion of this clear or milky fluid, either occasionally or systematically, should eliminate all doubt even to the most septic of its true existence. What is it? Female ejaculation refers to the expulsion (often powerful) of noticeable amounts of fluid from the urethra region. Report’s on composition and origin are at best questionable or inconsistent. However a majority of researchers concur that the fluid is neither urine or natural lubricant. Studies have shown that the paraurethral glands (paraurethral means near urethra) produce the same alkaline fluid has the male prostate. These glands, also called ‘’Skenes Glands’’, do not have the same structure has the male prostate. The mixing of fluid with urine while in the urethra also explains its composition. Others claim the fluid comes from the bladder and follows a different ‘’drain way’’. While others believe its just urine ejected during pelvic muscle contraction. We cannot tell if a women is urinating or ejaculating outside a medical lab. These fluids all exist trough the urethra so the visible source is the same witch doesn’t help matters. How Much Liquid is Released? The amount of fluid released is reported to vary form a couple of drops to almost 2 cups. Keep in mind that the paraurethral glands (there are more then 30 of them) while continue to produce fluid has long has a women is sexually aroused, and as a result, liters could be produced if she was to experience multiple orgasms. Women First Female ejaculation, which doesn’t occur with every orgasm, is associated to a notion of very intense pleasure when known and accepted. All women do not ejaculate. There are no standard so women who do not ejaculate should not feel inadequate. __________________ 3D-VR live webcams Facebook profile "I take pics for the "Casual Encounters" section of Craigslist."