I HAVE A PROFESSIONAL ANSWER TO GIVE ABOUT SQUIRTING. THE RESEARCH HAS BEEN DONE. AND, THE RESULTS ARE HERE. IT IS NOT URINE. IT IS FEMALE EJACULATION!!!!!

From an article in Muscle Mag Int. Question titled "Cumming of Age"
"I swear my wife discharges a liquid from womewhere in the general area of her vagina. I've noticed this discharge several times when I am giving her oral sex and she has an orgasm. An actual liquid comes squirting out. I have often questioned her about this phenomenon, but it is very embarrassing to her. I don't believe I've ever heard that women were capable of what I guess you would call ejaculation. Is it physically possible for women, and are there others like my wife who experience this occurrence?"

Answer:
"Perhaps your wife should start her own support group where she and other women like her can meet on, say Wendnesday nights and discuss this unique phenomenon they share. ...... The truth of the matter is, according to a German Institute called Iranistik der Universitat Munchen, headed by R. Syed, female ejaculation has been documented as far back as the 11th century in ancient Indian texts of sexology called the Kamasastra.

These authors also knew about the area later termed the "Grafenberg zone" in Europe, as well as about the female ejaculation connected with stimulation of this area. The Grafenberg zone, more familiarly known as the "G-spot" today, is a sexually arousable zone about two inches in on the front part of the vagina. Stimulation of this area can lead to the discharge of liquid from the urethra (the very tube through which a woman passes urine), a phenomenon which has been described as female ejaculation. According to William R. Stayton, Th.D., professor of human sexuality at the University of Pennsylvania and president of the American Association of Sex Educators, the female liquid is not urine but a substance with the same chemistry as male ejaculate minus the sperm. Many modern scholars have different opinions on this matter, but whatever that liquid being secreted is, it is definitely a matter of ongoing study.

Ernst Grafenberg, who worked in America, described the G-spot and female ejaculation (in Western medicine) in an article published in 1950 for the first time. There is sound evidence that the 17th century anatomist Regnier de Graaf also had knowledge of the G-spot and female ejaculation. Both of these phenomena have been controversially discussed medically, first in the United States, then in Europe, and have since been accepted as fact in the medical manuals and reference books (e.g. Pancasayaka (11th century), Jayamangala (Yasodhara's commentary on the Kamasutra-works Smaradipika and Anangaranga (16th century) also describe both female ajaculation and the G-spot in great detail. So you see, friend, your wife could very possibly be cumming in your mouth while you're giving her oral pleasures. The real quesion that the ladies would want answered is, do you swallow?"

I just thought that since this had been still questionable that now maybe we have somewhere to actually start for real. That is if we can find those reference materials.
I hope that this has been helpful. hugs and love
wendy

Edited by - Oneloa on Jul 6 2001

Topic Moved by - Oneloa on Jul 6 2001