Fact
1) Some sexually stimulated women release fluid. This is not just a small amount of fluid, it is a lot of fluid. It soaks the bed or floor or kitchen cabinet. If you have experienced any large fluid release, you will know it.

2) The fluid does not smell like urine and has a different chemical make-up from urine.

Question What is this fluid?
There are two camps. One says that this fluid is urine. This camp asserts that there is no other cavity in the female body that could hold this fluid other than the bladder. Furthermore, they report that many women enjoy being sexual with a full bladder, therefore, frequently during intense stimulation, women loose control of their bladder muscles and pee.

The second camp professes that this ejaculation is not pee. They state that this fluid, which is released by the woman is a form of female ejaculate, similar to the male ejaculate. As evidence, they site the fact that the fluid does not have the same chemical make-up of urine.

Either way the 15% of the population who can do this report that they enjoy their 'fluid' ejaculations, so what does it matter.

One of our subscribers wrote:
I have actually seen a demonstration of woman ejaculating. It happens when the g-spot is stimulated and your urethra fills with liquid. Some women think this is pee and so they do not release it. When it is not released from the urethra, it becomes re-absorbed into the body. I have seen women ejaculate across a room, squirting across a room, really.
Kris

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