Well i have been talking with people alot. And of course posting on here when i am lost. Either way i have been working out my Vagina muscles and someone told me if I have strong vag. muscles that its a 100% chance of me being a squirter. But i always thought it was up to a woman's body type if you can squirt or not. Can someone clear this up for me?
Thank you ^_^
Some of us squirt; some, not; some, sometimes; a trickle or a gush. It happens or it does not.
Having done your kegels (and those are not the vaginal muscles) you are in better position to thoroughly enjoy whatever happens. Whether or not you will squirt is another question. The peri-urethral glands, or Glands of Bartholin, appear to be more develop and secrete more actively in some women than in others. It has only been in the last decade or two that it was even recognized that the glands have ducts in the urethra and not just on either side of the urethral opening.
No one really knows what the function of the glands is. The current theory in medicine is that they are vestigial prostate glands (or, more accurately, the prostate is an overdeveloped Gland of Bartholin) and generate a secretion analogous to, but quite different from, semen in males.
Will you become a squirter? Maybe but not real likely. Do not believe all the stuff you read on sites that scream for G-Spot orgasms and squirting. Have fun with what does work and do not chase an ephemera.
All women have the capacity but not all will.
Rather like all women have two legs but only some become champion marathoners.
Oh ok sorry talking to my male friends they say I can, but I most likely shouldn't listen to them. thank you ^_^.
Young men know precious little about the female body. And, most of what they know is from less than reliable sources.
I remember the guy involved when I first started squirting. We were trying to figure out if that was indeed what was happening or not, and he assumed that yes it was because the condom was wet with my fluids when he pulled out. We had to have a little lesson in female anatomy and what fluids come out of where.