The secret of women's "squirting" ejaculation during sex

Many people only know that men can ejaculate, but they don’t know that women can also ejaculate, which is called squirting. We know that the liquid during squirting is not urine, nor is it liquid secreted from the vagina, but an alkaline liquid secreted by a gland similar to the "prostate" located around the female urethra. It gushes out at high speed under the stimulation of sexual intercourse, and when the pressure is very high, it is in the form of a jet.

Not all women have squirting

From the perspective of histological embryology, this tissue in women is obviously not as functionally important as the prostate in men. Because prostatic fluid is an important component of semen, it provides a living environment for sperm in the vagina, making reproduction possible, so the male prostate has been developed and preserved during biological evolution. Apart from making the orgasm look spectacular, female squirting has no effect on reproductive function. Therefore, in the process of biological evolution, the main development direction of this female organization may be degeneration.

Just as a child's thymus degenerates as he grows into adulthood, the tissue atrophies as adults develop more powerful immune organs. When a woman's tissue has degenerated completely, she will naturally not have squirting; on the contrary, if a woman's tissue has not completely degenerated or is still preserved, the possibility of squirting is very high. From this perspective, the phenomenon that not all women squirt during sex is easily explained.

Many people only know that men can ejaculate, but they don’t know that women can also ejaculate, which is called squirting. We know that the liquid during squirting is not urine, nor is it liquid secreted from the vagina, but an alkaline liquid secreted by a gland similar to the "prostate" located around the female urethra. It gushes out at high speed under the stimulation of sexual intercourse, and when the pressure is very high, it is in the form of a jet.

Not all women have squirting

From the perspective of histological embryology, this tissue in women is obviously not as functionally important as the prostate in men. Because prostatic fluid is an important component of semen, it provides a living environment for sperm in the vagina, making reproduction possible, so the male prostate has been developed and preserved during biological evolution. Apart from making the orgasm look spectacular, female squirting has no effect on reproductive function. Therefore, in the process of biological evolution, the main development direction of this female organization may be degeneration.

Just as a child's thymus degenerates as he grows into adulthood, the tissue atrophies as adults develop more powerful immune organs. When a woman's tissue has degenerated completely, she will naturally not have squirting; on the contrary, if a woman's tissue has not completely degenerated or is still preserved, the possibility of squirting is very high. From this perspective, the phenomenon that not all women squirt during sex is easily explained.

Squirting does not mean good sex ability

Women who can fully enjoy squirting must have a positive attitude towards sex and participate in sex as a subject. From this perspective, such women can enjoy sexual happiness. It must be carried out through sexual relations. Women who have experienced squirting can only be said to have an additional form of orgasm expression. It does not mean that they are necessarily more sensitive to sexual stimulation, or that it is easier for them to reach orgasm, etc., and there is no logical relationship between this and establishing an intimate relationship.

If a woman denies her sexual ability because she cannot achieve squirting, it shows that she is extremely inferior. There is no squirting, which does not affect female orgasm or male orgasm. Therefore, simply pursuing squirting is stupid in itself. This is to look at sex too superficially and only focus on the biological level.