Discussion Is squirting real?

[AmIjustDreaming]

Asking the wrong forum tbh ngl.

 

[Weed]

How are we supposed to know bro
but you can ask chads like @Weed

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[Allblueeeee]

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[Deleted member 101]

I've heard that it's just the women forcing piss out of their pussy
not sure if legit, but if so, disgusting

I’ve heard that women can lose control of their bladders during sex

they are, "squirting" is literally just involuntary pissing from not being able to hold it when they orgasm. I read about it ages ago but I forget the source.

The Kinsey Institute says that a woman squirting and losing control of her bladder might not be the same thing
So everything reading is saying that it is piss, but not exactly, and female ejaculation is different

 

[Incellectual]

I’ve heard that women

The Kinsey Institute says that a woman squirting and losing control of her bladder might not be the same thing

what is the Kinsey Institute?

 

[Deleted member 101]

what is the Kinsey Institute?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinsey_Institute


I got my info from this article, which has a direct link to the Kinsey Institute. But the website seems to not be around anymore when I click it.

 

[Incellectual]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinsey_Institute


I got my info from this article, which has a direct link to the Kinsey Institute. But the website seems to not be around anymore when I click it.

wait was this the same group that did that homosexuality scale?

 

[Deleted member 101]

wait was this the same group that did that homosexuality scale?

I think so

 

[Incellectual]

I think so

JFL I knew it sounded familiar.

 

[KingOfRome]

Can you explain?
What even is squirting? Is it legit or is it just a thing made up by porn makers to make pissing more appealing?
I’ve always found the idea hot but have been skeptical of its legitimacy due to it being pee
Also female ejaculation and female orgasm aren’t the exact same thing, right?
Also apparently when women squirt, the fluid they exert isn’t 100% pee. It’s watered-down urine sometimes mixed with a little bit of female ejaculate.

Some do some don't. It's an individual thing. Females can train themselves to squirt on command. Some porn actresses inject water into their cooters to fake squirting for the camera.

 

[Romello Gaghan 2]

Yeah I've seen it in porno

 

[Deleted member 7438]

It's watersports for the squeemish like traps are faggotry for the retarded

 

[Deleted member 24125]

Its weird tbh

 

[WawelDragon1683]

I doubt it's real.. It was invented for porn most likely.

 

[Sheogorath]

@Wizard32 Thoughts?

Women clearly produce some form of lubrication that is not urine. Obviously they can also urinate, and urine can be a clear fluid if you are drinking lots of water and doing it regularly. Obviously they lack our superior amplification tunnels for aiming and distance.

Is there a distinct 3rd form of moisture release analagous to how we shoot out cum? Hm... well there are certainly skeptics. Here is a 1983 quote from Helen Singer Kaplan for example "Female ejaculation (as distinct from female urination during orgasm) has never been scientifically substantiated and is highly questionable, to say the least"

I think women are capable of having orgasms, and orgasming to the point of losing control of their bladders (this is called coital incontinence), so we should definitely have rigorous standards for distinguishing that as separate from other theoretical phenomena. "It doesn't look yellow and I can't smell it" being inadequate, since urine can meet that criteria with high water intake, as I experience myself (I don't even bother flushing when it's like that).

The British Board of Film Classification (which bans piss porn) bans porn showing purported female ejaculation, saying it's all piss. They did make an exception with the film "Top MILF" in 2010 after after Anna Spain complained to the Video Appeals Committee.

Around 2010-2011 Australia had banned female ejaculation porn sites for the same reason, not sure if that's still the case.