Someone explain me squirting

fuck it, I also don't know and I don't think I want to know, it grosses me out

http://www.drsusanblock.com/editoria...rtingindex.htm

not to mention that milk fountain that comes out of some girls' asses that I see on every single TGP

I have no idea either..... just seem strange...

the government says..

it's not urin

99% of what you see in adult is fake

Franck, it's piss.

What about BangBus ?

I've only seen it once. and no way was it pee.

I've had 3 girls who could squirt for real. It's definately not piss. Not even the same odour.

I can't believe I am answering this- what am I Dr. Drew?
The fluid you see is the same fluid that lubricates; techinically it's cervical and vaginal fluids produced by the body during arousal, (and birth- to help push the baby through). Some women produce a lot of this fluid- most don't- which is why lube companies do so well. When a woman has an orgasm the contraction of her vaginal walls, combined with a concerted effort to flex (we've all seen the ping-pong trick) can create a "squirt". What? Do you really think the wet spot is all man-made? Roughly a teaspoon to two tablespoons can be produced- just like men. I personally think the fountains are fakes.

Yours,

Dr. Danielle

it is not urine..it is a different consistancy..it doesn't smell the same AND I know I am not peeing when it happens,

Hitting the ceiling? Not usually that dynamic but then again it usually hits the back of a mouth.

I make it my goal to make em squirt.

My wifes a squirter. Definetaly not pee, different color and odor. She squirts quite a bit to, alot like some of the videos I've seen. I love it

http://www.themarriagebed.com/pages/...emale/fe.shtml

Women lactate, men ejaculate, or so the old saying goes. Turns out some women, maybe most women, actually do both. Reports of women experiencing a gush of fluid at orgasm go back many centuries, but it's only fairly recently that (Western) science has taken these stories seriously.

The fluid comes through the urethra, but NOT from the bladder.

Many still explain away the fluid some women eject from the urethra at climax as urine resulting from momentary loss of bladder control. While this might occur in a very small number of women, it does not explain the experience shared by somewomen: the fluid doesn't look like urine, doesn't smell like urine, and it has been proven in many chemical analyses that it is not urine. These women produce a small amount of clear fluid which has only trace amounts of uric acid; this indicates the fluid comes through the urethra, but does not come from the bladder. Chemically the fluid is very similar to the fluid from the male prostate.

Study has shown that the fluid comes from the "female prostate", more properly known as the paraurethralglands, and often referred to as the G-Spot. During gestation the male and female start with the same tissues, it's only after sex differentiation at about 40 days that the genitals begin to look different in the male and female fetus. The tissue which becomes the prostate in the male does not just disappear in the female, it becomes the paraurethral glands which surround the urethra. Based on postmortem dissections, we know that the amount of glandular tissue varies from woman to woman, and some women have no discernible glandular tissue in their G-spot.

In some women the paraurethral glands produce fluid when the woman is highly aroused. Because the paraurethral glands open into the urethra, the muscle contractions of orgasm force this fluid into the urethra, and out of the body, creating an ejaculation of sorts. There are those who claim all women can "learn" how to ejaculate, but biology suggests otherwise; women who don't have any glandular tissue can't produce anything to ejaculate. Other woman may produce such a small amount of fluid that it's not noticed when mixed in with the other fluids that sex produces. Small amounts of fluid might not "squirt" out, but rather drip out after orgasm, much as semen does when a man has an almost-dry climax. It's also possible that the fluid may leak out before orgasm; men have a sphincter (valve) "downstream" of the prostate that keeps fluid from leaking, but women have no such sphincter. It has also been speculated that in some women the fluid is sent "upstream" and into the bladder.

A few studies have shown some indication of female ejaculate in urine after orgasm, but it's not known if this is the result of a retrograde ejaculation or just the urine washing a small amount of fluid out
Worried that she is urinating, a woman may find the only way to avoid ejaculating is to not orgasm.
of the urethra.

In a recent study done by Dr. Santamarhahaha237;a Cabello1, prostate-specific antigen (PSA) was found in the post orgasm urine samples of 75% of the women studied. The PSA could only come from the paraurethral glands, indicating apparent ejaculation. Most of these women did not report an ejaculation, suggesting the amount of fluid was either small, or the ejaculation went into the bladder. With only 24 participants the study is somewhat limited, but it does suggest that most women ejaculate at least a little bit.


Lack of understanding of this phenomenon has caused some women great anguish. Worried that she is urinating, or accused of such by her husband, a woman may find the only way to avoid ejaculating is to not orgasm at all. Finding out they are normal, and convincing their husbands they are not "peeing" can make a world of difference.

Ironically, growing awareness of female ejaculation has created another problem; women (or their husbands) who worry that there is something wrong with them because they don't ejaculate. Some folks have become "female ejaculation evangelists" claiming that all women can, and those who don't are missing out on the best sex they can have. A part of the zeal these folks exhibit may be based on a bad assumption about cause and effect. Some women who ejaculate say their ejaculatory orgasms are better than their non-ejaculatory ones, and some seem to think the ejaculation causes the orgasm to be better. A more likely hypothesis is that only strong orgasms cause ejaculation in those women who have the tissue to do so. The idea that the best "dry orgasm" of an non-ejaculator is inferior to the " wet orgasms" of ejaculators is not supported scientifically. Additionally some women say their dry and ejaculatory orgasms are very different, and some of these women say they feel unsatisfied without a "real" or dry orgasm at the end. Bottom line: no woman should feel she is being cheated because she doesn't need a pile of towels under her when she has sex.

Another factor in all this is that the porn industry has gotten into female ejaculation. As with everything they do, they have distorted and enlarged reality to a ridiculous point. Pornography and borderline pornography have encouraged the idea that all woman can ejaculate.
The porn industry has gotten into female ejaculation, distorting and enlarged reality to a ridiculous point.
They have also greatly exaggerated the quantity of fluid that is ejected. Stories of putting out a quart or more of fluid in an hour or so are just that; stories. There's no way for the body to produce that much fluid that quickly. That said, some women do ejaculate much more than others. This has long been a topic of argument on Dr. Perry's (co-author of The G-spot) "G-spot list". Dr. Perry has said that "Whipple and I continue to reserve the term "ejaculate" for the fluid that comes from the homologous prostate glands in the female. It is only a few teaspoons at best. " Perry and others suggest that release of larger amounts of fluid are a different phenomenon and from another source. The best current theory, and one that fits various studies and chemical analysis, is that prolonged high levels of arousal cause some people's kidneys to rapidly produce a very dilute urine. One study by Dr. Gary Schubach found that at least half of the women had a combination of this dilute urine and the "regular" female ejaculation. Perhaps both these fluids have some common biological trigger, or maybe only women who experience "regular" female ejaculation release the dilute urine. Whatever the facts are, just enjoy everything God made you to enjoy!

Even if a woman has a small ejaculation, it can be messy. The amount of semen a man ejaculates can make an incredibly large mess; and since female ejaculate is thinner than male ejaculate it can spread even more. Being subject to gravity it can quickly soak through several layers of towels and leave a wet spot on the bed. Some couples resort to waterproof mattress covers, but this is probably more extreme than necessary; a single towel with a layer of plastic under it is sufficient. (Just keep a piece of an old shower curtain in the night table drawer!).

I must have read this wrong because I was all set to come in here and explain you squirting.... why you'd be squirting, I don't know... but I'm sure I could explain it somehow.

I'm a girl and even I don't really understand it, lol. To be perfectly honest, I don't think I knew it existed until I started working with porn.

I guess it's like rolling your tongue- either you're born with it or you're not.

Franck is squirting, because Penis makes him a happy happy boy!!!

You can practice and get good at it. My friend didn't know she COULD squirt until she met a guy who knew how to make her do it. He had skills.

I shot one and it smelled and I would say its piss.

There is no shortage of websites out there which display a woman holding a vibrator on their clit then taking a piss - while calling it squirting.

I have even been contacted in the past from girls who say they can "fake squirt" using the turkey baster method and would I be interested in purchasing their video? I declined.

About 2 years ago "Squirt Queen" became disillusioned with how female ejaculation was being falsely portrayed on the internet and decided to take a break from the web. Recently, she and I had a discussion and she has made the decision to return with a new website which will be as informative as it is erotic regarding female ejaculation - should be out this May.

The beauty about Squirt Queen is she has some private home video made in the early 90's (pre-internet) which show her squirting while masturbating. This video was not influenced by "what converts" or the internet and is sexy as hell to watch (even though it's on VHS). These videos will be part of her upcoming site redesign.

Unfortunately squirting has become a niche that many webmasters are trying to fill - even if it means displaying fakes, which most of them are.

No, it's most definitely not... I have been with women who squirted, I have shot video of squirters, and I've squirted myself. If you have actually witnessed it, smelled it or tasted it, you would know for a certainty it is NOT urine.

yes i have been with someone who squirted its amazing. plus cytherea squirting is real. dont know about others. i know some show it as squirt but its really piss. people that know what real squirting is can usally tell.

well maybe that girl actually pissed but when a woman shoots it is not urine

Yeah, like SquirtQueen.

http://www.squirtqueen.com/samples/squirtsamp.mpg

Real Squirters ejaculate fromt the urethra, not the vagina.

SquirtQueen = Fake.

a lot of it is fake

It is real.

For more info, buy this DVD. no refcode.

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Well, you certainly are entitled to your opinion but since you are neither a female nor a medical doctor I'll take it for what it's worth (not much).

I'm not going to get into a pissing match here (pun intended) but there are extreme close up videos of Squirt Queen where she demonstrates where the fluid is emitted from and yes indeed it's from the squirt tube and not the pee tube.

Actaully, I should thank you for your unprofessional opinion as perhaps I'll re-edit her closeup video and make it part of the upcoming free samples area.

women fake their squirting the same way they fake their orgasms

squirting orgasms are the only ones I couldn't fake for obvious liquid reasons

Ahhh.. I hurt your feelings, the truth hurts doesn't it?