[Brandye]

I am not a squirter, nor have any of my female partners experienced female ejaculation. In fact no woman with whom I am close enough to discuss these things has experienced ejaculation. That does not mean it is not real; it simply indicates that many of us do ejaculate.

Doc cites the currently accepted medical theory (there are others) that the Skene's glands are the source of female ejaculate. The stuff I have read on the subject makes a point that female ejaculate does not smell like urine. This would make sense if the source is Skene's. In many women the Skene's glands are "peri-urethral""
meaning their openings are located beside the urethral opening. It is also known that some women have additional openings into the urethra between the bladder and the outside. This would mean that the ejaculate does travel a short distane in the urethra. It also opens the possibility that in some the ejaculate is a mixture of Skene's ejaculate and urine. We really have more medical questions than answers on female ejaculation.

As for the urge to pee: Stimulation of what is called the G-Spot is pressing against the anterior wall (front side) of the vagina a few centimeters inside. This means that stimulating the G-Spot is also pressing against the urethra and squeezing and releasing the channel for urine to leave the body. This, predictably, creates the urge to pee. Most women who do have their G-Spot located experience the urge commonly and frequently during the exploratory stage. My g/f and I have located ours in one another but the search was long and resulted in each of us runnung to the WC many times during exploration. And we are each well schooled on that part of the body.

Most women do embarassingly experience the release of of other body fluids during sex a time or so during their lives. Gas from the rectum and urine are the two biggies. We are usually terribly embarassed but that is how we are put together and all the muscles on our nether region are involved in sexual response.