Squirting
Is squirting the same as orgasm?
4.3 (73)
21 mins
Delve into the concept of vaginal turbulence and squirting, in this skoob. Learn how studies have shown that fluid release during squirting is typically from the bladder, not a secret vaginal gland, and how online videos often misrepresent the natural phenomenon.
Ep 1:
Mapping the Female Pleasure Map
We dive deep into vaginal anatomy, put the elusive G-spot under the microscope, and finally bury the outdated myth of the 'mature' vaginal orgasm.
Ep 2:
Chasing the Squirt: Fact vs Fluid
What really happens when a woman ejaculates? We separate hypothesis from hard science, explore the bladder-fluid controversy, and hear the wildly varied experiences behind it.
Ep 3:
Beyond the Gush: Mind, Body, Bond
From viral video myths to emotional breakthroughs, we unpack the psychology, communication, and body awareness that shape every woman's unique relationship with squirting.
Discussions (18)
Eli
Level 7 · 10 mo agoThe suggestion to actively trap air is certainly a choice. I would simply pass away from embarrassment.
Forrest
Level 2 · 10 mo agoIt is urine. End of story.
Russell
Level 3 · 10 mo agoThe theory that the G-spot is actually the internal clitoris is accurate. It is all connected.
