Science Says Yes to Female Ejaculation
By Lauren Streicher, MD
Published Oct 20, 2013
For a guy, orgasm is synonymous with ejaculation. The notion that women also sometimes spurt fluid at the height of orgasm has been debated for centuries. There is no question that sometimes things can get pretty wet, but is the fluid urine? Lubrication from the vaginal walls? Or is there actually a spurt of fluid from one of the lubricating peri-urethral glands?
In this month’s issue of The Journal of Sexual Medicine, Dr. Zlato Pastor reviewed all the studies on this phenomenon to once and for all determine the truth. (This is an excellent topic of conversation when you get tired of discussing the current government crises.) Dr. Pastor reports that somewhere between 10-54% of women (depending on the study) report fluid expulsion during arousal or orgasm. Fluid could simply be from increased vaginal lubrication, but when most women describe “ejaculation” they are referring to a gush or spurt that occurs with orgasm as opposed to increased vaginal wetness from sexual activity. This emission is generally as a result of one of three phenomenons:
Experts all agree that many women experience “female ejaculation’. There are enough scientists that believe female ejaculation from lubricating glands to be a true phenomenon and far be it from me to say it isn’t so. Clearly, women expel a variety of fluids during sexual activity and orgasm. I will say, I have yet to have a patient complain that she doesn’t ejaculate, or that she used to ejaculate and would like to “fix it “. So, if you do notice a spurt or gush of fluid at the height of ecstasy, it is nothing to worry about. If you are not, it’s not something that needs fixing.
http://www.everydayhealth.com/colum...life-menopause-and-beyond/female-ejaculation/
By Lauren Streicher, MD
Published Oct 20, 2013
For a guy, orgasm is synonymous with ejaculation. The notion that women also sometimes spurt fluid at the height of orgasm has been debated for centuries. There is no question that sometimes things can get pretty wet, but is the fluid urine? Lubrication from the vaginal walls? Or is there actually a spurt of fluid from one of the lubricating peri-urethral glands?
In this month’s issue of The Journal of Sexual Medicine, Dr. Zlato Pastor reviewed all the studies on this phenomenon to once and for all determine the truth. (This is an excellent topic of conversation when you get tired of discussing the current government crises.) Dr. Pastor reports that somewhere between 10-54% of women (depending on the study) report fluid expulsion during arousal or orgasm. Fluid could simply be from increased vaginal lubrication, but when most women describe “ejaculation” they are referring to a gush or spurt that occurs with orgasm as opposed to increased vaginal wetness from sexual activity. This emission is generally as a result of one of three phenomenons:
- A small gush of whitish fluid from tiny glands on the side of the urethra, called Skene’s peri-urethral glands, but also sometimes referred to as the “female prostate”
- Urine expelled from the bladder. Coital Incontinence (CI) is divided into 2 groups: women that have problems with incontinence in general, including during sexual activity, and women who lose urine only during orgasm. Women who squirt urine only during orgasm usually don’t identify it as urine because it is far more dilute and doesn’t smell or look like urine even though it comes out of the bladder.
- A combination of both
Experts all agree that many women experience “female ejaculation’. There are enough scientists that believe female ejaculation from lubricating glands to be a true phenomenon and far be it from me to say it isn’t so. Clearly, women expel a variety of fluids during sexual activity and orgasm. I will say, I have yet to have a patient complain that she doesn’t ejaculate, or that she used to ejaculate and would like to “fix it “. So, if you do notice a spurt or gush of fluid at the height of ecstasy, it is nothing to worry about. If you are not, it’s not something that needs fixing.
http://www.everydayhealth.com/colum...life-menopause-and-beyond/female-ejaculation/
no homo) you get rock hard, have crazy girth or a slight curve its going to be harder to get your girl to squirt from straight sex.
Im about to go to the store and hope I run into a nice PYT who don't wanna be lonely tomorrow night
prove us wrong right now, video and all 
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