Ejaculation isn’t only for men

Female ejaculation is nothing odd, and just as a man can release sexual fluids, so can the ladies. The practice of female ejaculation is often considered taboo because of the thought that sexual fluids from women are bad and the belief of a million female ejaculation myths floating around.

To set the record straight, female ejaculation is the expulsion (sometimes forceful) of liquid from the urethra during sex when orgasm is reached. The Skene’s and paraurethral glands, located behind the G-spot, generate this clear or milky fluid.

It is similar in composition to that of prostate fluid, containing glucose, an enzyme called prostate acid phosphate, and lower levels of uric acid and creatine than urine. It has a slightly sweet odor if any at all; so contrary to what you might have heard, it’s not urine.

But, that fact has been debated by scientists and doctors since the 60s.

Since up to two cups of the fluid can be released, and women experience a feeling similar to having to use the bathroom, many believe that there is no such thing as female ejaculation. Your OB/GYN doctor, along with a lot of unsupported information on the Web, might tell you that experiencing this erotic pleasure is simply urinary incontinence.

After hearing that, there is no wonder why many women aren’t trying female ejaculation, whether they can do it or not. Not everyone is aroused by the thought of peeing on her lover.

The doctors are wrong. Female ejaculation is a perfectly normal occurrence. In fact, it is a healthy sexual act. Similar to a prostate massage, female ejaculation cleanses the urethra and can prevent urinary tract infections (UTIs) that could lead to other diseases.

How does Female Ejaculation happen?

Well for starters, you should be familiar with the female body. If you know where that wonderful pleasure spot called the G-spot is located, then more than half the work is done. The Skene’s and paraurethral glands are located in the same area and the proper stimulation there is usually the trick. Female ejaculation can be achieved with a woman’s best sexual aids, her or a partner’s, or with the assistance of a vibrator or dildo. There are many books, videos and testimonials that use and praise multifunction vibrators, like the Rabbit Habit™ as great aids in making a female ejaculate.

Otherwise, you can try inserting one or two fingers in the vagina and slowly massaging the entire length of the urethra. Do this by allowing your fingers to move up towards the back of the vagina, and slowly add pressure, while differentiating the massage. Added clitoral stimulation will help you get there.

Don’t worry if you don’t ejaculate or squirt on your first try. The sensation experienced in trying to and achieving female ejaculation is explosive. If nothing else, you’ll experience one of the best orgasms you’ve had yet. So, what are you waiting for? Give it a try.