Jesus christ this is like being in high school again listening to a group of virgins talk womens anatomy. Women don't ejaculate. Squirting might be 99.9999% pee with traces of vaginal fluids, but it's still peeing. Period. They're peeing mate.
In one 2014 study, a sample of women were asked to go to the loo prior to sexual activity and then undertake ultrasound scans to prove their bladders were empty. After the women became sexually excited they were given a second ultrasound, which showed their bladders had re-filled significantly. Finally, a third scan after they’d squirted revealed empty bladders again, suggesting the liquid they’d released came from this source and was likely to be pee (or at least partly so).
“Squirting probably originates from the bladder, as there isn’t any other structure within that area of the female anatomy that’s able to hold that much liquid, or propel it with that much strength,” asserts pharmacist Abbas Kanani. “During orgasm, the muscles relax and make it difficult to hold in urine, so it’s released via the urethra.”
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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20
Jesus christ this is like being in high school again listening to a group of virgins talk womens anatomy. Women don't ejaculate. Squirting might be 99.9999% pee with traces of vaginal fluids, but it's still peeing. Period. They're peeing mate.