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Here’s your complete, easy-to-understand guide to squirting

Mystery surrounds squirting, and that’s different from female orgasms. Squirting is a phenomenon that confuses people because it’s not fully explored as far as science is concerned. That’s why we’ve thought of coming with this post that’s particularly dedicating to squirting so that you and your female local fuck buddy can discover the wonders of clitoris.

Female ejaculation and squirting aren’t similar

There’s one big conundrum—when people talk about ejaculation, they generally refer to men. If, however, you use this concept for women, then you’ll draw a blank. Squirting is something natural and very different from ejaculation. But since squirting resembles ejaculation, many people think that they both are similar.

Ejaculation and squirting: Defining scientifically

Ejaculation includes a minimal amount of fluid that’s secreted from a body’s urethral glands during an orgasm. For many, ejaculation happens while an orgasm happens; in short, ejaculation is completely related to orgasms. But squirting is something that may or may not be related to orgasms.

Squirting does not come from the vagina

Whenever you’ll see a lady squirting in a video, you won’t be able to tell whether the flow is coming from her vagina or urethra. Actually, the flow is indeed coming from her urethra. Many a time, porn stars fill their vaginas with a transparent liquid or water—and that’s when porn viewers think that the flow is coming from a vagina. But since both urethra and vagina are located in proximity, it’s actually hard to tell whether urethra or vagina is passing the flow. For example, if you get hurt in your neck, you may feel the pain in your shoulder as well—but that doesn’t mean the pain is in your shoulder.

To some extent, squirting and peeing are similar

In squirting, there’s a special fluid formed in the bladder, and that fluid is released while a body is sexually excited. While exploring more on the subject, we learnt that the fluid is clear and sweet in taste. As per many ultrasound tests, this fluid comes from a body’s bladder itself. And if we speak anatomically, there’s no other body part that can:

* Hold such a large quantity of liquid
* Shoot the liquid with such a great force

There are even characteristics that prove this fluid is very similar to urine—squirting fluid is actually a more diluted version of urine.

So that’s it, friends. We’ve given you a meaty topic for your post–love making confab with your female fuck buddy in Manchester.