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Blogs > CeriosEros > The life & times of Zero Mega

Squirt experiment for the ladies  

CeriosEros 39M
615 posts
11/8/2017 4:47 am

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Squirt experiment for the ladies

Let's talk about squirting. If you're not familiar it's when fluid comes out of a woman's vagina when she comes and no one knows what it is and how it works. There's are two camps the "It's pee" camp and the "Female ejaculation" camp. The pee camp says look It's almost exactly the same composition of pee. IT'S FUCKING PEE! The female ejaculation camp responds with "We asked women to pee then used ultrasound to check if it was gone."IT'S NOT FUCKING PEE!" Either way squirting is kind of seen as a thing that only a few women can do whether they like it or not but what if it took a little bit of work but most women could do it?

I have this theory that squirting comes from the skene's gland...well it's not an original theory it's been theorized before because we know that the skene's gland produces fluid that pushes into the urethra and it has the ability to produce a lot of fluid. My original thought is that the location of the clit is what makes squirting seem rare. The clit isn't just a little nub that you rub to get off. There is an entire network that can be stimulated as far back as the anus depending on the individual women's clitoral network size. My theory is that women who can squirt have a part of their cLet's talk about squirting. If you're not familiar it's when fluid comes out of a woman's vagina when she comes and no one knows what it is and how it works. There's are two camps the "It's pee" camp and the "Female ejaculation" camp. The pee camp says look It's almost exactly the same composition of pee. IT'S FUCKING PEE! The female ejaculation camp responds with "We asked women to pee then used ultrasound to check if it was gone."IT'S NOT FUCKING PEE!" Either way squirting is kind of seen as a thing that only a few women can do whether they like it or not but what if it took a little bit of work but most women could do it?

I have this theory that squirting comes from the skene's gland...well it's not an original theory it's been theorized before because we know that the skene's gland produces fluid that pushes into the urethra and it has the ability to produce a lot of fluid. My original thought is that the location of the clit is what makes squirting seem rare. The clit isn't just a little nub that you rub to get off. There is an entire network that can be stimulated as far back as the anus depending on the individual women's clitoral network size. My theory is that women who can squirt have a part of their clitoral network close to the skene's gland. Enough to directly or indirectly stimulate the gland causing it to do what it does. Filing the urethra with fluid and having the orgasm push the fluid out. If my theory is right then that means that most women can squirt if they stimulate their clit and the skene's gland.

Ladies, I need your help. I need to test this theory but I'm ill-equipped. I don't have a skene's gland or a clitoral network nor do I know anyone who will let me experiment on them. So I need you to donate an orgasm for science. Stimulate your skene's gland and clit and get back to me. If you squirt then I maybe on to something. If it can be repeated then have cracked the squirting mystery.

Now the fun part. For those who would like to take part in this experiment. You will need a vibrator, lubrication, a positive attitude and or a partner. First get turned on. So do what you need to. Once turned on start to use the vibrator on the clit. Once you're about 60-70% close to orgasm use your fingers or your partner's fingers to stimulate the skene's gland by putting two fingers inside and pulling up firmly in a pulsing rhythm. Try to keep the rhythm while pulsing and keep the vibe on the clit until you cum. You should squirt if I'm right.

CeriosEros 39M
642 posts
11/8/2017 4:48 am

 This is why I need a girlfriend.


bandit5_0 54M
79 posts
11/8/2017 5:21 am

 This is why you don't have a girlfriend.

Squirting comes from the stimulation of a woman's G-spot. Whether or not a woman squirts depends primarily on the connection level with her partner and whatever technique is used - however there is also a mental aspect so not every woman can get there no matter what the scenario.

An ORGASM comes primarily from clitoral stimulation (there are several types of female orgasms) and any woman that has experienced both will tell you that the sensation from an orgasm beats squirting hands down.

You can get a woman to squirt without getting her to orgasm - and the same is true vice versa. Some women can do both and some can't do neither. Good luck with finding someone willing to donate their vagina for your science project.


smartasswoman 66F  
35813 posts
11/8/2017 6:24 pm

 For what it's worth, I've had a couple of very determined partners go to town with g spot stimulation and I've never squirted.

In fact I became gradually more and more annoyed that they seemed to be obsessed with making squirting happen and not particularly concerned with whether I was enjoying myself.


CeriosEros 39M
642 posts
11/8/2017 9:52 pm
    Quoting smartasswoman:
    For what it's worth, I've had a couple of very determined partners go to town with g spot stimulation and I've never squirted.

    In fact I became gradually more and more annoyed that they seemed to be obsessed with making squirting happen and not particularly concerned with whether I was enjoying myself.
You're the prime example of way I want to do this experiment. It's stuck in people's head that G spot equals squirting but my theory is that squirting comes from the skene's gland and women who squirt just have a anatomical advantage by having a piece of their clitoral network close to the skene's gland. The G spot is not important for squirting. It is only a piece of your clit that bunched up above your vaginal canal on its way out be the little button we all know and love. If you're a woman who has a normal or small clitoral network you won't be able to find it. Hence your frustration. Most women can orgasm vaginally because of this because all orgasms are triggered by clitoral stimulation. To test my theory I need to know if stimulation of the skene's gland with simultaneously stimulating the clit produces squirting. If it does them I'm right and squirting that would normally be internal and rare could be common.


CeriosEros 39M
642 posts
11/8/2017 10:00 pm
    Quoting bandit5_0:
    This is why you don't have a girlfriend.

    Squirting comes from the stimulation of a woman's G-spot. Whether or not a woman squirts depends primarily on the connection level with her partner and whatever technique is used - however there is also a mental aspect so not every woman can get there no matter what the scenario.

    An ORGASM comes primarily from clitoral stimulation (there are several types of female orgasms) and any woman that has experienced both will tell you that the sensation from an orgasm beats squirting hands down.

    You can get a woman to squirt without getting her to orgasm - and the same is true vice versa. Some women can do both and some can't do neither. Good luck with finding someone willing to donate their vagina for your science project.
The discovery of the clitoral network through the G spot into question. If the G spot was universal then most women would be able to orgasm vaginally since that's not the case. From my research the G spot is a anatomical fluke like a guy with a giant penis. It's just a large clitoral network that bunches near the vaginal wall. Which is why most women can't find it. They weren't anatomically gifted. My theory is that orgasm triggers expelling of fluid. which is the fluid produced by the skene's gland located between the urethra and the clit that we can see. But I need to test it.


CeriosEros 39M
642 posts
11/8/2017 10:00 pm

 Thanks


smartasswoman 66F  
35813 posts
11/9/2017 12:06 am

 "hence your frustration" - dude I am not frustrated st all about not squirting. I'm frustrated with the guys who are obsessed with it.


missthee 58F  
4511 posts
11/10/2017 2:20 am

 I second what smartasswoman says about the subject. I can have very powerful orgasms without having ever squirted. If your theory is accurate, then my theory is that I either don't have large enough glands or the glands don't proper the liquid. I may get very wet, without a jet or fountain effect.
Speaking of jets, my experience with men is that some are spurters and some are tricklers. They may produce the same amount of semen, but not all can make it fly out very far.
So, why obsess about it?


missthee 58F  
4511 posts
11/10/2017 2:21 am

 *propel


CeriosEros 39M
642 posts
11/13/2017 2:00 am
    Quoting missthee:
    I second what smartasswoman says about the subject. I can have very powerful orgasms without having ever squirted. If your theory is accurate, then my theory is that I either don't have large enough glands or the glands don't proper the liquid. I may get very wet, without a jet or fountain effect.
    Speaking of jets, my experience with men is that some are spurters and some are tricklers. They may produce the same amount of semen, but not all can make it fly out very far.
    So, why obsess about it?
I agree that people produce different amounts of liquid. I didn't expect everyone to squirt like a fire hose just that squirting comes from the skene's gland and is possible for most women.

I'm not obsessed with it. It's just interesting to put pieces to a puzzle that seem like they should fit. Also I'm extremely sexually frustrated and studying this stuff takes the edge off.


CeriosEros 39M
642 posts
11/13/2017 2:01 am
    Quoting smartasswoman:
    "hence your frustration" - dude I am not frustrated st all about not squirting. I'm frustrated with the guys who are obsessed with it.
Bad choice of words. I should have used another phrase.


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