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I have heard that women squirt, shoot or ejaculate
fluid from clitoris or vagina when they reach to the point of orgasm. My questions therefore are:
1) What is the color and the density of that liquid squirt fluid ?
2) Does the squirt fluid come out the same way as when the sperm or the semen comes out from the penis?
3)
What’s the difference between this squirt liquid and the vaginal secretion when the female feels excited sexually or it is the same?!
Sorry for asking but I really need answers.
Follow Ups:
I would suggest that you search the internet for more detailed information regarding the female ejaculation. One excellent web site is http://thriveonline.oxygen.com/sex/women/anatomy/gspot/female_ejaculation.
(1) My wife does not ejaculate, but from what I have read the color is either clear, or a very light whitish color and is about the "density" of water. NO, it is NOT urine.
(2) For some women their ejaculate does "squirt" out, and for others it seems to be more of just a flow of liquid. I'm sure it varies for each ejaculation with the same woman.
I'll get to your last question later. Have a good day.
Posted by anon:
how do you know whether or not a female can squirt and will she ever ?
Reply by: bob
Theories regarding the nature of female ejaculation are inconclusive. There are few articles published in medical journals dealing with this topic and most have no serious data about the origin or composition of the fluid expelled.
To further complicate matters, the little data available is inconsistent.

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