Ask a Board Certified OBGYN or Urologist what is being "squirted"not a myth. not a gusher but sometimes can be. not urine but can have some urine. it comes from the skenes glands. that fluid can also transmit STD so you know.
If you see a profuse amount of liquid coming out of a woman's urethral opening during sex it is indeed almost entirely urine. It happens when a women's pelvic floor muscles (the muscles which control urination) relax during sex. If it's clear and tasteless it just means the woman is well hydrated.
Saying that researchers don’t really understand what it is is misleading. Yes, they may not know the precise ratio of urine to "skenes fluid" or sweat, etc.. But that's only because they don't really need to research it. It's not a health concern; It doesn't need fixing. ..So it doesn't require a deeper understanding. But they do know it is almost entirely urine, and that's it's harmless. Believing it's all (or mostly) girl cum coming from some mystery sex gland that hasn't yet been located is perhaps fun but it's also total fiction.
C'mon people, there is already a godawful amount of misinformation regarding human sexuality, we don't need more of it. We don't want women - some of whom already struggle with having a basic orgasm - believing that there is this penultimate orgasm called "Squirting" that they also need to worry about. That being a sexually accomplished woman means you should be able to Squirt. Ugh..
Keep it real.
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