When most women masturbate, the inside of the vagina has a "sweating" response which lubricates the vagina. The fluid is clear or it may be a bit whitish and thicker, but it is not the same fluid that men have. The amount of it varies from woman to woman. Some women will soak a spot on the bed they are lying on, some women will hardly lubricate at all. Only very few women "ejaculate" and that may not be the right word for what they do. Their lubrication may gather in pockets n the sub epidermal layers of the skin and be expressed forcibly when they have orgasmic contractions, but it is not the same mechanism or composition as seminal fluid . We don't know how many women can do this, but it seems to be relatively rare and is not voluntary or controllable.
Masturbation seems to be satisfying for both sexes, although it is somewhat less common for women than for men, and it seems to be less frequent among females. This may be because sexuality is still more taboo for women, or simply because it is not as clear how to masturbate to orgasm for women as it is for men.
women do create fluids during excitement - some women just a little, others quite a bit. Very few women actually ejaculate fluid- if by that you mean, pushing it out as a spurt intensely in the manner a man does. Some women have that capacity- but even so, it is not the same mechanism as a man has, and it is not necessarily as aligned with orgasm as male ejaculation is. Most women have a "sweating " reaction when aroused and this is the lubrication that helps the penis or finger slide in without tearing up the sensitive vaginal tissues. This fluid has no reproductive material in it ( as semen does) and there is some disagreement about what its composition is or where it originates. In only rare cases does it shoot out with a great deal of force.
As for masturbation- while fewer women than men do it, a very large percentage of women do masturbate and it gives both pleasure and orgasm to women who learn how to do it effectively. Of course " effectiveness:" is a relative word- but I merely mean that they learn how to create sexual tension and, when they want to, can build that sexual tension in a way that it culminates in orgasmic release.
I'm a healthy sexy lady and I play with myself every other day . That's completly normal he enjoys it and I also . I think i'm urinating but no i wet or come normally on my sheets.
tell me the best positions for sex?
and how i could get the first intercourse?
exercises and precautions to get rid of impotency via masturbation?
does women get wet dreams?
women get pleasure and every woman dischatges but in different colors
and orgasm they get ejaculate
and at wet dreams also
I am one of those bed soakers... I am glad to know that it is normal and varies from women to woman. I have been having sex for 5 years and didn't start having orgasms until last year. I was worried at first that my boyfriend would think it was gross but he loves it. I think it makes him feel good about himself cause he can get me off and I go hard. Gives him a little ego stroak. But... I don't orgasm like that everytime... sometimes I don't at all and he will go in minutes... it is just as satisfying to me because it makes me feel sexy when I can get him off before he gets me off. I'd say more satisfying. When I have sex with my boyfriend I am usually more worried about getting him off than getting myself off cause I know if I need to be satisfied he can satisfy me in other ways.
I am sure more women masterbate then you would find that would admit it. But it is just as pleasureful for a woman as it is for a man.
Yes, women enjoy masturbation as much as men. I think you could argue they don't feel the need to masturbate as often, but the need varies widely from individual to individual for men and women. No, women do not always ejaculate from masturbation (or sex, for that matter). Some women do, and some don't. Ejaculation for women is highly variable, and does not need to happen each time for masturbation to be enjoyable.