Squirting

Squirting

Is squirting the same as orgasm?

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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We dive deep into vaginal anatomy, put the elusive G-spot under the microscope, and finally bury the outdated myth of the 'mature' vaginal orgasm.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.

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Discussions (18)

Eli

Level 7 · 9 mo ago

The suggestion to actively trap air is certainly a choice. I would simply pass away from embarrassment.

Forrest

Level 2 · 9 mo ago

It is urine. End of story.

Russell

Level 3 · 9 mo ago

The theory that the G-spot is actually the internal clitoris is accurate. It is all connected.

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