Is there a difference in cumming and squirting? I think my girlfriend, i\we know theres somekind of discharge but its not obivious. Is there acutal difference, in terms of "velocity" and "viscosity". LOL, but someone must get wat were trying to get across.
Tue, 01/31/2006 - 03:48
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Cum And Squiting For Females - Whats The Diff?
> Is there a difference in cumming and squirting?
Yes and no.
"Cumming" equates to having an orgasm.
An orgasm for a male has two components:
a) the orgasm
b) the ejaculation
The two are mutually inclusive although it is possible to have one without the other.
When a male "cums" it means that he has had an orgasm accompanied with an ejaculation of semen.
When a woman "squirts", it is the release of fluid comprised of dlifferent components that sexperts do not yet fully understand the origins of. The Skeens glands are thought to contribute to whatever fluid is squirted. The fluid is not urine and definitely not semen although the Skeens glands and associated glands are thought to share a common heritage with the prostate. My information is a couple of years old and at the time the composition of the fluid had yet to be determined.
I do not have an answer for the volicity question. All I can say about this is related to the male. There are dribblers, oozers, squirters, and high power canons. Perhaps the same is true for those women who can actually "squirt".
I, for one, have never squirted in my life and I am more typical than atypical. "Squirters" are not common but our orgasms are fine.
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