Tiffany, Female Ejaculator - Female Ejaculation Information Page

You may not think it's common, but you'd be surprised to know most women have the capability of squirting. I recently had the pleasure of meeting another couple where the lady squirted. She too had felt strange and embarrassed when she first squirted. After chatting for a while she came to realize it was not as strange and rare an act as she had thought. I urged her to have an open discussion with her hubby about her squirting, and do a little research on the net. Armed with what she'd found she talked to her husband about what she'd found. She is now gradually getting comfortable with her squirting, and her husband has learned to really enjoy it.
As it turned out, her embarrassment was unfounded. Once she admitted to her husband how powerful the orgasm was, and how much she enjoyed it, he admitted it really turned him on. There great sex life has now become fantastic. That one little discussion with her hubby opened a lot of previously closed doors, and they now feel at ease discussing their wants and needs.

A great many men do find it an incredible turn-on. I myself have been known to gush vast amounts when sufficiently worked up. :) My Hubby has developed a way to stroke my pussy with four fingers that makes me lose control of my orgasms and gushing. He loves it because it gives him total control.
Many people have mistaken female ejaculate for urine, and that is patently incorrect. The ejaculate is generally clear, odourless and tasteless. This can be affected by medications and some foods, but by and large it is all of the above. Read the comment below by respected writer and women's activist Rebecca Chalker.

Who is Rebecca Chalker?

Rebecca Chalker is an internationally renowned women's health writer and activist. Her books include The Complete Cervical Cap Guide, Overcoming Bladder Disorders, and A Women's Book of Choices: Abortion, Menstrual Extraction, RU-486 (Seven Stories Press, 1992)." She edited A New View of A Woman's Body and How to Stay Out of the Gynecologist's Office. She has published articles for Ms., the Village Voice, and Self, among other magazines and academic journals, and she often lectures on women's health and sexuality issues.

Rebecca Chalker's views on Female Ejacuation:
The issue of female ejaculation is a valid concept. It has never been properly explained. Since the very first information about sexuality was written down about 500 BC in Chinese sexuality advice books, the concept of a flooding from a woman's vulva has been documented by the ancient Chinese, ancient Hindus, ancient Greeks. Aristotle himself has described this phenomenon. It essentially consists of a gush, a spurt, or maybe even just a dribble of fluid, clear fluid that comes not out of the vagina but out of two little glands on each side of the opening of the female urethra. Some may come from the urethra itself and it squirts, gushes or dribbles. In most women it appears to happen as you experience intense sexual response, even before orgasm. All women do not appear to have this ejaculation. A Spanish study was done recently that showed in some women the ejaculate may go back into the bladder first and then be expelled with the next urine. That happens in men as well. Men who have had prostate surgery often they have what they call retrograde ejaculation. It does appear from this study that all women produce some ejaculate, just some produce more than others. So if you don't see ejaculate, don't assume that you don't. Just assume that you may ejaculate much. In fact, many men, most men produce a very teeny amount of ejaculate anyway. Women who do have a very obvious squirt or sometimes even repetitive obvious squirts are just producing more prostatic ejaculate than most men do. I think that's pretty phenomenal, as do most men who understand the phenomenon.