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Female Ejaculation

Ladies..my wife about 4 years ago while I was away on a business trip. we got a webcamera and would chat on line and I would watch her masterbate.This one time she gushed fluid from her vigina.I had never seen anything like it. When I got home I asked her to do it again.I have looked it up on line and female ejaculation is real. We have endless fun now but it's always a very messy time real messy.She dosent seem to have what I call a normal orgasm any more you know the Harry met Sally type. what can I do to get the normal orgasm back and save the gushing for special ocasions.I dont have the bigist member but it has worked great in the past.we are sexually active almost every day.I can rub her clitorious and she will squirt like a fountain.it's great but not every time..we wash the bed cloths 3-4 times a week and flip the matress way too often..is there any other ladies like this and has anyone been able to controll it..This is a serious post please
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Female ejaculations IS NOT URINE.  That's a very irresponsible and completely erroneous reply.  Female ejaculation comes from the female prostate gland, just like a man's ejaculatory fluid comes from the male prostate gland.  Asking your wife to orgasm, but not gush is a lot like her asking you to do the same.  If it's part of a person's physiological make-up, then that's just what you have to deal with.  

I have read that female ejaculation is more common with women who stimulate their g-spot during masturbation, perhaps with her hand or a dildo.

Please be understanding regarding this issue.  No one wants a husband who is mean, impatient, judgmental or controlling regarding our sexual responses and involuntary ejaculation.
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Female ejac. is urine. I would make an appt with an urologist or maybe try kegel exercises.
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