Female Ejaculation
Is it normal to squirt during intercouse?
If you’re like us, you’ve experienced the stigma around talking and learning about sex and admitting your curiosity. In these articles, we hope to add excitement and enjoyment in your life, by answering the sexual health questions you're too afraid to ask. Have additional questions? Contact our friendly "sexperts".
Female ejaculation is a sexual reaction that generally occurs by stimulating the G-spot.
Is it normal?
Yes. It’s a sexual reaction and not incontinence.
Is it urine?
No. Researchers have determined that the fluid emitted shows all the characteristics of male ejaculate but without sperm.
Can all women squirt?
Not every woman can easily ejaculate, so don’t be disheartened if it doesn’t work as you expect. It may be more difficult for some because of your physical makeup, weak pelvic floor muscles, inability to properly relax, etc. However, every woman has the biological anatomy to ejaculate — so it is possible, in theory, that if you pay attention to this very special body part you will reap the rewards.
How much do women squirt?
Depends on the woman, it can be between a few teaspoons to more than a cup.
Do women who ejaculate feel more pleasure?
It depends on the woman. However, some research suggests women who ejaculate may have stronger pelvic floor muscles than women who do not ejaculate.
Is what I see in porn real?
It depends on the woman and the movie.
Where does the fluid come from?
We simply don’t know.
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