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Good afternoon G@Gers,
If you all recall, a little while ago I put out a question to the community asking you guys about what kinds of awkward topics you personally would like to see me cover in the next few weeks as a sort of loose miniseries I plan on doing that deals with … well … you guessed it: awkward topics. I got a lot of great – and odd – suggestions, and as per one particular user’s request, today I am going to be talking to you today about squirting.
That’s right: I’m talking good ol’ female ejaculation – the art of giving guys a taste of their own medicine whilst simultaneously blowing their minds with wonder. A popular porn search, the topic of squirting is so controversial that it’s actually BANNED in the UK. Crazy, right?
Said no squirt-lover ever.
Before I go any further, I have a disclaimer: I’m not a doctor or a scientist, so naturally I am relying on sources to provide you with this information today. If you feel you have more to add, create a discussion in the comments below.
Also, I think it’s important to note that I researched so far into this that if somebody were to check my search history they’d think that I was some kind of sexual-deviant-lesbian with a taste for bodily fluids.
Thanks for the suggestion, user.
To the heart of the matter, squirting might just seem like a generally new and popular pornographic fad to come up in the mid-2000’s, but the truth is that there has been fascination and study being put into squirting from as early as 1904. Scientists have done studies to determine just how female ejaculation occurs to what exactly it consists of, which is the focus of our take today.
The age old question: is squirt … PEE!?!
Many have argued that female ejaculation is in many ways analogous to semen, consisting of the natural female lubricant often referred to as cervical mucous or simply as vaginal fluid, which originates from glands in the cervix. However, other scientists have theorized and proven that female ejaculation is a completely separate occurrence from hyper-lubrication – though some still disagree. So what do other cum-wizzes think about the subject? And just how much can be relied on as fact?
Well, allow me to present some theories and facts to you.
A recent study conducted in France involving women who experienced copious amounts of ejaculate during orgasm (aka squirtin’ like a hose) focused in on whether or not the fluid that was excreted from the vagina had compounds that were indicative to urine – if it wasn’t just urine alone. If it wasn’t, what else was present? The results were interesting.
The women were prompted to urinate before the experiment began, and underwent multiple ultrasounds to view the bladder’s reaction throughout sexual stimulation. This test proved that during arousal, the empty bladder filled up, and upon orgasm, was found to be empty again. When the fluid was tested, it was discovered that it consisted of PSA (prostate-specific-androgen) and … you guess it: urine. So is squirt really pee? In the cases of these women (and women of similar studies) yes-and-no; it certainly isn’t urine alone, and other scientists still argue other theories, but in the case of the France study, urine was in fact a compound in the mysterious liquid that comprised squirt.
Yes, in cases of heavy-squirters, there’s a large presence of pee and prostate secretions.
OR … so SOME believe.
There are still those who argue that the fluid excreted during a squirting orgasm is actually almost identical to seminal fluid found in males, with the absence of semen; with high concentrations of glucose, the enzyme prostatic acidic phosphatase and low levels of urine-indicative chemicals. So, what does this conclude?
Every woman who experiences a squirting orgasm could very well have their own brand of love nectar – aka, squirt in their own unique way. With so many studies proving different things, in my unprofessional opinion, this is the only logical conclusion.
So, what should you really know about squirting?
1) It’s natural … for some
2) It’s nothing to be ashamed of
3) It isn’t any grosser than male cum no matter what it’s made out of
4) Scientists will likely never, ever agree on one exact theory, so just enjoy it for what it is
Decide for yourself in the comments below what you choose to believe. If you have any further facts on the matter share with everybody below. Hopefully you all enjoyed this take, it was interesting to make, and have yourselves a good week.
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