If squirting isn't pee then where does all that fluid come from?


Can't be coming from the bladder since according to a lot of people squirting isn't pee.

And there isn't any other gland capable of producing a large amount of fluid in the area.

So where does the large volume of fluid that comes out during 'squirting' come from?

If squirting isn't pee then where does all that fluid come from?
It comes from the bladder. It's mostly pee
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It comes from somewhere else. It's not pee
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  • "Squirting" in women is almost entirely the involuntary release of urine from the bladder through the urethra. If you think otherwise name the anatomical feature of a womans' body that is capable of generating that amount of liquid in that area in that short period of time. You can't because it doesn't exist. Squirting is almost entirely urine, and may also contain tiny amounts of the "milky" substance that is generated by a woman's Skene gland which is the gland that produces the lubrication that makes a woman's vagina wet. If a woman's vagina is lubricated because she is sexually aroused, of course some of that lubrication will mix in with her urine if she urinates during sex.

    But the fact is that the ONLY part of a woman's anatomy that is able to produce that "squirt" is her urinary system. There isn't anything else in her anatomy that is capable of producing it so it can only happen that way.

    • I agree

  • The visible squirting that actually happens during intercourse, oral or fingering is a momentary release of pee. It also can happen when she sneezes, coughs or laughs.
    However..
    "Female ejaculation" (periurethral fluid) exists but, on its own, is very low volume and pressure. It is expelled by Skenes glands into her urethra and lacking accompanying pee, it will dribble out and have the same texture, scent and color as semen. But it will often accompany a release of pee, clouding it and changing it's scent. Anything else you read here that contradicts this is nonsense.

    • I agree

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  • It's piss.

    ... Hey babe.

    • Hello

  • It's pee.

    • The real female ejaculation is the release of a very scanty, thick, and whitish fluid from the female prostate, while squirting is the expulsion of a diluted fluid from the urinary bladder.

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  • It might be excess fluid from a drone leaking as it passes by.

  • The liquid the is expelled during squirting/female ejaculation is primarily urine.

    Researchers have studied the composition of the liquid and have performed ultrasound scans of women's bladders before and after ejaculating.
    The conclusion is that the liquid consists mainly of urine and then some secretions from the glands around the vagina (Skene and Bartholin glands).

    Then there is the question of whether women are actually ejaculating or simply peeing.
    Squirting and orgasm can occur simultaneously, so in my opinion, a true "squirting orgasm" does exists. However, some women are also able to ejaculate and orgasm separately. I cannot say whether this is simply peeing or it is something more; the ladies will have to help you there.

    Anyhow, I believe the most important aspect of female ejaculation is whether or not a woman finds it pleasurable.

  • There are two phenomena that we call squirting. One is very rare and produces a small amount of fluid from the Skene's gland.

    The other is coital incontinence and IS urine.

  • It's a weird pee, as it comes from the bladder but is very diluted.

    It was made an experiment where girls would pee before sex/masturbation. Would be check that the bladder was completely empty. So in the middle of sex and/or the end would be checked again and they would see that during sex stimulation bladder gets full in no matter of time when it normally takes many hours for a bladder to get full. It's a pee with more water than usual.

  • They did a study on this and found that for most women it is a fluid that has a lot of urine in it. There were a few rare women who squirted and they found no traces of urine, but thats not the average women.
    Link-https://onlinelibrary. wiley. com/doi/abs/10.1111/jsm.12799

  • I have no idea. All I know is that when an ex used to do it the liquid was clear not yellow, and it did not smell or taste like pee.

  • Seriously? The balls! The ovaries?

  • It comes from the bladder and IS mostly urine.
    The gland that releases it is the Skenes gland
    The “large volume” you speak of is a visual trick by porn producers.

    https://youtu.be/cSdiA761-dE
  • There are gland withing the vagina their function is to lubricate the vagina, when the vagina becomes aroused production of lubricate enhances, the area becomes swollen or engorged and pressure I'd built up, the gland in question the Skene's glands, believed to be important for the phenomenon of female ejaculation, becomes obstructed. During concentrated stimulation the area realises this lubricant in what appears to be mass.

    • The Skene's gland is not in the vagina, and it is not functional in most women.

    • In female human anatomy, Skene's glands or the Skene glands (/skiːn/ SKEEN; also known as the lesser vestibular glands, paraurethral glands,[1] or homologous female prostate) are glands located on the anterior wall of the vagina, around the lower end of the urethra. They drain into the urethra and near the urethral opening and may be near or a part of the G-spot. These glands are surrounded with tissue, which includes the part of the clitoristhat reaches up inside the vagina and swells with blood during sexual arousal.

    • The clitoris is not inside the vagina either. Both the Skene's gland and the clitoris are extra-vaginal.

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  • It's magic, obviously.

    If squirting isn't pee then where does all that fluid come from?
  • Female prostate

    • No such thing.

    • Okay, Skene's gland. But it doesn't have a reservoir.

  • site. www.scarleteen.com/.../when_women_orgasm_where_does_it_come_out_from

    "Not all people with vulvas ejaculate, and those who do rarely ejaculate with every orgasm. Too, it's pretty common for those who do ejaculate to do so either before orgasm -- sometimes well before -- after orgasm, or only with or around one orgasm before another. For those people with vulvas who do ejaculate, when they do, it's understood to come through the urethra (where we also urinate from, just like male ejaculate comes through their urethra) and/or the paraurethral ducts, and most researchers at this time think that fluid comes from the Skene's gland, which is inside the vagina. But again, people with vulvas orgasm all the time without ejaculating, even people who do and can ejaculate, which not all people with vulvas do. There are plenty of people with vulvas having plenty of orgasms but never ejaculating, or not noticeably so."

    to test true "squirt" Have her pee before sex. What left that she gushes is true squirting. In general, most women just pee everywhere. it's stress incontinence really.

    • I saw a video demonstrating yoni massage in which a guy made a woman squirt and she said she had to pee after that. Could be faked, but it seemed more like adult sex ed than porn, sop I doubt it.

  • A better question. Why is it like a water gun?
    Vagina's muscles can't shoot like that.. Thats why our natural lub (aka so called pre cum right?) And period drools out. Only the bladder can create a flow as such and shoot as high as that

    • Drool*

  • It's orange juice

  • there's trace amounts of urine when it comes to squirting but its also combined with other fluids.
    It's not the same as when you are trying to pee.

  • Squirting was invented by the porn-vid industry. Now we have people actually believing it. LOL

  • It's all pee

  • Ass.

  • What? 🤔

  • Squirt is urine mixed with mucus

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