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Anonymous commented at 2011-10-27 03:52:31 » #911139
@anon4 I understand exactly what happens between my legs when I come, or when I pee. And yes, I still don't think that's her cum because, otherwise, it would spurt out from her vagina. The angle looks totally wrong to me. But, it's still the opinion of a woman, what could I possibly know, right?!
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@anon4 I understand exactly what happens between my legs when I come, or when I pee. And yes, I still don't think that's her cum because, otherwise, it would spurt out from her vagina. The angle looks totally wrong to me. But, it's still the opinion of a woman, what could I possibly know, right?!
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Broken_Pixels commented at 2011-10-27 17:32:57 » #911546
Erm.. That isn't her vagina. The vagina is the lower (large) opening. That's her urethra, and thus, that liquid is piss.
Just sayin'.
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Erm.. That isn't her vagina. The vagina is the lower (large) opening. That's her urethra, and thus, that liquid is piss.
Just sayin'.
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wrath_of_anon commented at 2011-10-29 12:45:21 » #913180
Clearly, you don't anon 6. The fluid that comes out when a woman ejaculates comes from the paraurethral ducts through and around the urethra during or before an orgasm.
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Clearly, you don't anon 6. The fluid that comes out when a woman ejaculates comes from the paraurethral ducts through and around the urethra during or before an orgasm.
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Anonymous commented at 2011-10-29 16:52:43 » #913308
Alright, I didn't want to turn this into a digression on women's sex anatomy, but you should be more specif when you speak, or at least delve into the subject. That liquid doesn't come out directly from the ducts ('cause that's how I understand what you say), it just flows through them 'till it's ejaculated from the Skene's glands (and that's the squirt). Anyway, these glands always secrete fluids, even when sex is the last thing on a woman's mind. Now, I'm assuming you're not oblivious to this, but Skene's glands are collocated near the urethra, a little below, but not right in-between it and the vaginal opening.
This is why THE picture itself looks strange to me, 'cause if it was squirt, it would come out from a little below and just within an inch of what I presume is her urethra...
In the end, though, you'll still see squirt and I'll still see pee 'cause IT. TURNS. ME. ON. MORE! :)
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Alright, I didn't want to turn this into a digression on women's sex anatomy, but you should be more specif when you speak, or at least delve into the subject. That liquid doesn't come out directly from the ducts ('cause that's how I understand what you say), it just flows through them 'till it's ejaculated from the Skene's glands (and that's the squirt). Anyway, these glands always secrete fluids, even when sex is the last thing on a woman's mind. Now, I'm assuming you're not oblivious to this, but Skene's glands are collocated near the urethra, a little below, but not right in-between it and the vaginal opening.
This is why THE picture itself looks strange to me, 'cause if it was squirt, it would come out from a little below and just within an inch of what I presume is her urethra...
In the end, though, you'll still see squirt and I'll still see pee 'cause IT. TURNS. ME. ON. MORE! :)
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Anonymous commented at 2011-11-01 02:57:58 » #915427
@Anon 6 and @Broken_Pixels
I concur with Anon 7. Women that actually cum, as in feminine ejaculation, have a fluid that comes from the same hole as the urethra. The Skene's gland, source of non-urine feminine ejaculate, is located along the same urinal tract. In most cases where women cum/squirt in large amounts the feminine ejaculate is mixed in with urine.
The key here is to make sure that you understand that just because you don't cum in this method, doesn't mean that isn't how its done. Statistics show that only 35% to 50% of women climax in this method.
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@Anon 6 and @Broken_Pixels
I concur with Anon 7. Women that actually cum, as in feminine ejaculation, have a fluid that comes from the same hole as the urethra. The Skene's gland, source of non-urine feminine ejaculate, is located along the same urinal tract. In most cases where women cum/squirt in large amounts the feminine ejaculate is mixed in with urine.
The key here is to make sure that you understand that just because you don't cum in this method, doesn't mean that isn't how its done. Statistics show that only 35% to 50% of women climax in this method.
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