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Now that we've seen that female ejaculation (squirting) is a naturally occuring phenomena that's been enjoyed by 1,000s of women for 1,000s of years (read the Squirting in Ancient Cultures section if you haven't already)....now let's start to get into the more juicy (pardon the pun!) details...

So,What Exactly Is It?

Female ejaculation refers to the expulsion (often powerful) of noticeable amounts of fluid from the urethra. Report’s on composition and origin do differ but there is an increasing concensus. Researchers have now reached an almost across the board acceptance that the fluid is neither urine or natural lubricant. So it is most definitely not pee!

Do bear in mind though that "what is it" is not actually that important.....but the very fact that "what is it" is actually being studied in itself proves the fact that female ejaculation exists! After all you can't study something if it doesn't exist - these studies merely try to answer 'what is it' that the ejaculate is made from.

Studies have shown that the paraurethral glands (paraurethral simply means 'near urethra') produce the same alkaline fluid as the male prostate. In case you weren't aware the male prostrate produces most of the actual 'liquid' in a male ejaculation - it' only the microscopic sperm themselves that are produced by the testicles. These glands that all women have are often called the ‘"Skenes Glands’’ (pronounced 'skeens'). They do not however share the same structure as the male prostate gland. In men, the prostate produces the watery component of semen. In women, Skene's glands are also thought to produce a watery substance that may explain female ejaculation. The tissue surrounding these glands, which includes the G-spot and also those parts of the clitoris that reach up inside the vagina, swell with blood during sexual arousal.

The liquid that is produced by your Skenes glands then passes down the urethra and is expelled - much in the same way as a man's semen is expelled through his urethra at ejaculation. Maybe men and women aren't quite as different as we're all lead to believe! 

Let me simplify the above - the Skenes glands sit on top of the G-spot inside your body. Stimulating your G-spot makes it press against the Skenes glands. This stimulation begins the production of fluid in the Skenes galnd. As this fluid builds in volume it starts to press down on the G-spot below. This is why th G-spot feels like it's swelling and 'pushing down' into your vagina. You can often also feel the ridges on the top wall of your vagina start to become far more defined and swollen as well. Enough of this stimulation and using your PC muscles to 'push down' expels this liquid in an ejaculation from your urethra - ie your pee hole. Same hole different liquid - just like with men.

So to summarise you squirt liquid produced by the Skenes glands by stimulating your G-spot and ejaculate this fluid from your urethra - and it feels good girls! Many woman report a feeling of 'release' and all over body relaxtion following a squirting orgasm. Again this sounds very like a man's expereince of ejaculation. Again maybe no coincedence.

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