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I got that checked off my list. Next!No, I have never been peed on by a nurse... yet.
I got that checked off my list. Next!No, I have never been peed on by a nurse... yet.
Your edit to Khane's post made me laugh so loud a coworker asked what was so funny. I can't tuco+ you unfortunately, but just wanted to say well done.Fixed this for you bro.
It's okay to be into water sports but lets call it for what it is.
And even though you can't deliver crazy...which while slightly disappointing is probably a good thing, hopefully you can do us a solid and at least deliver us tits.
Same here. I've had a couple girlfriends who could pretty easily squirt when you went nuts on the g-spot in a 'pulling up' motion. It didn't smell like piss, but who knows. My couch in my old apartment was utterly disgusting though. I feel bad for all my friends who slept on it after drinking a few too many.When I researched this it was surprisingly inconclusive. Basically it comes from the urethra but doesn't appear to be urine. One thing is for sure though, even if I got off on it I'd hate to have it happen on my bed.
It's pee. There is no gland.Lol you guys are too much. Female ejaculation is a real thing. It's not just pee. Although it does come from the urethra after extensive research on the subject.
Do a little reading. They've done specimen tests to confirm it's not urine.It's pee. There is no gland.
Where does the force come from? The ejaculate has to be projected. What is that ejaculate comprised of? Male animals have a specific gland that serves the function of both preparing and expelling ejaculate.
I don't think we've just missed identifying that gland in the female reproductive system for the past 700 years because "vaginas are gross".
It's PEE.
It may be especially dilute pee with a high mucous content, but it's pee. Contrast this to semen which is not even partially pee. Beyond what it happens to pick up on its trip through the shared duct, which is not very much. Precum? Yeah... there's pee in that. That's one of the functions of precum.
Researchers have determined that bacteria are present in the bladders of some healthy women, which discredits the common belief that normal urine is sterile. These findings were published in the April issue of the Journal of Clinical Microbiology by researchers at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine (SSOM)
This study evaluated urine specimens of women who had symptoms consistent with a urinary tract infection (UTI), but were free of known UTIs. Urine samples were collected from standard urination, through a catheter, or from a thin needle inserted into the abdomen while the women were under anesthesia for gynecologic surgery. The urine was analyzed using advanced DNA-based detection methods. These tests determined that the adult female bladder can contain certain forms of bacteria that are not identified by urine culture techniques that are typically used to diagnose UTIs.
As I said earlier, females can ejaculate a small amount of semen-like substance, but not in the quantities commonly associated with squirting. Squirting = peeing.3. That "squirting" and "gushing" are the same thing as female ejaculation. Squirting and gushing are often used interchangeably when talking about female ejaculation, but they're actually a different thing. It's been suggested that "real" female ejaculation includes the release of a thick and whitish fluid from the female prostate, while "squirting" or "gushing," commonly seen in porn, is the expulsion of clear fluid from the urinary bladder. Much of our confusion about female ejaculation comes from mixing these two phenomena up.
I've never been squirted on, so until someone else has cat food shat on them, we'll never know what is truly more disgusting.True I will revise my statement that squirting is one of many gross and unsexy things that can happen during intercourse
If she IS ejaculating a non-urine substance, it's cum.We're talking about women here Gravy. God damn child of the 70's!
The Journal of Sexual Medicine, researchers determined that the fluid emitted during orgasm showedall the characteristics of prostate plasmaand not urine and concluded that this might be proof that our Paraurethral/Skene's gland, where the fluid comes from, function as female prostate glands.