Female Ejaculation

Do women ejaculate?

How can that even be a question, given that women have been reaching orgasms for millenia? Wouldn't someone have noticed? But just a few hundred years ago, physicians thought that the clitoris was an abnormality to be removed, and Freud thought clitoral orgasm was a sign of emotional immaturity. So we are still learning.

In fact, the medical literature continues to debate whether women ejaculate at orgasm. Some researchers believe that any fluid that might be released is really just urine.

But the most recent scientific studies have found that women do ejaculate a variable amount of liquid, and that the liquid is similar in content to male ejaculate, except of course that it lacks sperm. The ejaculate, which is released by glands located within the ureter, or pee-hole, is clear or slightly white in color. The amount is often small and perhaps unnoticeable in the midst of the muscular contractions that accompany orgasm.

Have you experienced female ejaculation in yourself or by your partner? Please take the quick poll in the column to the right, and share your experiences here. What was it like? How does it look, taste, and smell? How does it compare to male ejaculation?

Flexuality for Adults

Why have an adult content version of Flexuality? Most people begin to have questions about sexuality and sexual orientation in their early teens. But teenagers may not want to hear about, view, or discuss sexually explicit material, and exposing teenagers to such material can be illegal.

Since I have split my blog into two parts, readers can choose which content to view and engage in discussions at a more explicit level if they wish to do so.

You can contribute comments to this blog spinoff without worrying about the reactions of readers who are underage or offended by adult content.

You may wonder what sort of posts will appear on this blog. I have no objection to sexually stimulating pictures and stories, but sharing pornography is not the goal of this blog. I will present information about sexual practices, sexual physiology, and sexual experiences in greater detail than you are likely to encounter in general books, web sites, or polite conversation. You will hear about masturbation, dildos, anal sex, G-spots, cruising, and female ejaculation. You will be encouraged to take polls or share comments about your personal experiences with sex.

The mission of this blog is to open up a discussion about the wide range of human sexual practices. The content may be titillating, but more importantly, it is going to be useful!