Is female ejaculation for real?

The subject of female ejaculation is still a controversial one with many of the so called experts claiming it does not exist explaining away reported experiences as simply over lubrication or a loose bladder.

Female ejaculation seems to fall into the same basket as the G–Spot and Vaginal orgasms. Around the world thousands of women know they are having them but many of the sex researches still insist that all female orgasms originate from the clitoral stimulation.

For those women that have experienced Female ejaculation it does not matter what the so-called experts believe. Their physical ejaculation cannot be denied and the accompanying orgasm it brings with that pleasure and release. They know that female ejaculation is real.

What exactly is female ejaculation?

Female ejaculation is the expulsion of fluids from the vulva, originating through the paraurethral ducts, urethra, and/or the vagina, preceded by pleasurable sexual tension and followed or accompanied by pleasurable sexual release. This description of ejaculation closely matches the male experience of ejaculation.

Female ejaculation is also referred to as Squirting, Spurting, Spraying and Gushing

A female Prostrate?

The female prostate is actually a collection of paraurethral glands. These glands surround the female urethra on all sides and empty into it through many small ducts. “Paraurethral” simply means “near the urethra.” The paraurethral glands are also called “Skene’s Glands.” There maybe be as many as thirty or more of these glands with the largest located near the urethral orifice and may in some cases open into the vulva. The quantity, size, and placement of these glands varies from woman to woman. During sexual arousal the paraurethral glands fill with fluid and may in some cases be felt through the vaginal wall. These glands produce the same alkaline fluid as the male prostate.

What exactly is ejaculated?

We know that with males the ejaculate is seminal fluid containing spermatozoa which is directly responsible for fertilization. Real female ejaculate is a bit of a puzzle. It does not have any such defined role of function in human reproduction and does not even contribute to sexual lubrication as it is more water like than the normal female secretions providing lubrication and in fact counters the natural vaginal lubrication.

The ejaculated fluid from the paraurethral glands is not just urine like many seem to think. It neither looks or smells like urine. The fluid does contain traces of urea as it does come thorough the urethra. The same is true of male ejaculate (sperm).

Do all Women produce Female Ejaculate?

All women will secrete some real female ejaculate during sexual intercourse very few produce quantities that are detectable from other normal vaginal fluids. It has been found in many women producing apparent ejaculate that the expelled fluid is often a mix of some urine and ejaculate or even all urine.

Women Gushing Ejaculate

This extreme ejaculation is usually found to be predominantly urine. That is not to say that it does not form part of a legitimate orgasm and should not be appreciated and enjoyed as such.

Dr. Gary Schubach and others have conducted experiments with ejaculating women, showing that the expelled fluid is “deurinized” liquid from the bladder mixed with discharge from the Skene’s gland, considered the female equivalent of the prostate.

Female Ejaculation in History

Throughout recorded history there are countless references to the existence of female ejaculation. In ancient Greece Aristotle wrote about women’s vaginal expulsions which did not have the appearance or aroma of urine and did not stain the sheets.

“At first, I thought that the bladder sphincter had become defective by the intensity of the orgasm. But,” he continued, “the fluid was examined and it had no urinary character (rather it was) secretions of the intra-urethral glands correlated with the erotogenic zone along the urethra in the anterior vaginal wall.”