Since I put on my profile that I like it when I am made to gush I have had 4 men successfully do this to me. I don't know what it is about it, but I do love it. However... what is it? What makes it happen and how often can it happen? My sofa was swimming yesterday, I'm surpised I didn't faint with dehydration!!!!
Why is it some men can do it so easily and others can't? What is the secret?
I wish I knew the secret. I love it when it happens but wish it were more often!
Good question, its not something that happens offen for me and i have no idea why some guys can do it and other can't, i have to admit tho i have though where the hell does all that fluid come from its not like you store fluid in your womb...or do you? lol
Am i being thick or uneducated here?
I thought it was a bit of pee that came out when all the muscles were relaxing / contracting during orgasm?
enlighten me please
happy to help any girls experiment lol
No idea what it really is or why its there :confused: but damn it feels good when it happens
We're not talking Oscar acceptance speaches here are we?
Amniotic fluid is only present during pregnancy.
It's most likely from the Skenes gland- can't find the article I found last time, but this explains it pretty well:
I have found 2 articles so far.
This is the first one...
Some have said female ejaculation is actually urine; others that it is a fluid secreted by the female homologue to the male prostate; still others, that it is a combination of both. Before going any further, we should ask: does it matter?
Second one...
Some women inadvertently suppress the full pleasure and intensity of a G-spot orgasm due to a side effect of stimulating the urethral sponge. An irritation or feeling that you are going to urinate may cause you to shutdown your arousal when in fact you may be on the verge of a female ejaculation. Rather than bearing down to suppress it, try relaxing instead. For many women, some fluid may be released -- it is not urine. Rather than being embarrassed, embrace your ability to gush with pleasure.
This is the best article found yet and best describes my observations when it happened to me.
This is all relatively new information. It is only in recent years that women have been talking about ejaculation, and indeed it is from within the lesbian community, where sensitive fingers have probed and encouraged unbridled sexual release, that the 'secret' has been shared among women. Dr. Perry still lectures about the phenomenon, as does Beverly Whipple, and Dr. Gary Schubach has recently produced research that proves we are not 'peeing' on our partners, but releasing a clear, odorless, and colorless liquid saturated with the chemicals of arousal and strikingly similar in makeup to males' prostatic fluid. It has shared sources, in that some of it is released from the paraurethral glands, some from the bladder (in a chemically altered form of urine), and some from the Bartholin's and Skeene's glands that routinely produce vaginal lubrication. Doctors Schubach and Perry have each done independent research determining that the fluid is not urine, and there are still unsolved questions about just what it actually is. A hormone called aldosterone is produced when we are flushed with endorphins, as happens during sexual arousal. This hormone sets in motion a series of chemical changes in the body, one of which is a significant increase in fluid saturating the genital area, a sensation known as 'vasocongestion'. Simply put, some of us fill up and spill over (a tip of the hat to singer/songwriter Chris Williamson). And it feels divine!
The full article can be found at...
I must be one of the lucky ones (or not so lucky) I gush every time I orgasm and it can be quite embarrassing sometimes. I have to pre warn before I start getting down and dirty with someone just so they know to expect it!!
In the old tantric texts there are references to the sacred spot (G-spot) and "female essence". As the G-spot is only two inches inside vagina I've thought that blokes with very small penises would be most able to stimulate the area during intercourse?
I also looked at a video somewhere on SH...the one I looked at showed what I thought WAS urine. I thought this because she kept stopping as if concentrating on letting herself pee!!!! If you have a gushing experience during or not during an orgasm, there is no controlling it in such a way as in the video!
It's only happened to me a couple of times, and like others, during G-spot not clitoral stimulation. It felt to me like a build up of juices inside my vagina, rather than coming out of my uretha. Like others, I can say that it is definitely not urine.
For me, it was not enormously better than a normal orgasm, just different....so all those of you trying to chill out, drink alcohol, relax, let go mentally....just enjoy what does happen!
Poor men...if we don't understand how our bodies function, how are they supposed to!! ;)
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PM then is it? :doh: 
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...the urethra and bladder are both made up of smooth muscle layers, which would also relax with the orgasm. The urethra also has an sphincter muscle between it and the bladder, which is usually under voluntary control...however, with an orgasm this sphincter muscle would contract and retract...hence squirting the pee out uncontrollably. 
