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Why women Ejaculates more than men?
Because they have larger semen storage than men?
Women have a clitoris above the vagina and women can have female ejaculation through the vagina. Only a trans woman would have an actual penis. Is that what you are talking about?
Uh, huh? Women don't have semen. Men do. Women do ejaculate, but not a whole lot, though some do more than others. I think you might be confusing orgasm with ejaculation. Men ejaculate because sperm needs a strong push to survive the trip to get to a woman's ovary and fertilize and egg so the human species reproduces. The stronger the ejaculation, the more potential of success here, as success us actually quite rare. Orgasm is a different story. Because women don't produce sperm the biological purpose of their orgasm is different than that of men. While men orgasm to spurt out a substance, women reach orgasm so they will want to have sex and go through the very painful and, for most of history, quite lethal process of pregnancy. Takes a lot of motivation to go through that ordeal. It also helps make their bodies more receptive to receiving sperm. Sex is pretty fascinating, and learning about it helps make it more pleasurable, so you might consider reading up on the process. It's truly amazing anyone ever successfully conceives. Peace.
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Sorry, meant to say, women can reach multiple orgasms because they don't expend the possibility by expelling sperm. A man needs an erection to orgasm, and that goes away when sperm is ejected. Women don't need to have an erection and don't expel sperm, so their bodies are capable of continuing to orgasm until the urge to do so is exhausted, provided the woman wants to do that. Not all do. Peace again.
Yhh, but women have pe nis above their vagina
Either you're just kidding around here, which isn't cool since those on here are hurting, or you truly do not know anything about biology or sex at all in which case it's an important thing to learn about. Women having a penis? Seriously? I mean, seriously, are you serious?
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