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Squirting

I see some pics of "squirting" from women as alot of liquid coming out of the vagina as though she's urinating .Is it true so much fluid as urinating is seen while she squirt? 2) Does this amount of fluid come while her Gspot in massaged?
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You also have to remember that the porno world would have you believe that the female ejaculates like a faucet.  Now I have actually seen two women who did ejaculated 'a lot', most women just get very wet and often will not differentiate this from normal lubrication.  There are porno''s where women will fill the vaginas with water and expel it using the vaginal muscles to simulate a large ejaculation.
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Yes..generally the gspot orgasm is the catalyst for 'squirting'.  If you look up the "skene's glands", you will find information that may help you understand the mechanism behind female ejaculation.
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Most of the true data I've read on squirting is simply urine.  good luck
Do more research....http://www.actforlibraries.org/the-skenes-gland/
This article show''s that research has proven that the fluid is the equivalent of male seminal fluid and not urine.
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SOME women have the ability to squirt when they are having an orgasm, females do "ejaculate" though it obviously isn't the same thing as a man ejaculating.
From what I have heard it is caused by stimulating her G-spot.
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