Do females ejaculate when they orgasm, like men do? What is female ejaculation? Is something wrong with me if I do not ejaculate?
Ejaculation (sexually speaking) is defined as the ejection/expulsion/blurting out of the male’s ejaculate (sperm + seminal fluid), done with a certain momentum so as to promote its entrance into the cervix.
What is the female to eject? To where? And for what purpose?
It is a myth that women ejaculate: there is no ejaculatory mechanism to be found in the female genitals; the vagina is a recipient, not a deliverer, during sexual intercourse. Don’t believe this? Read this fascinating study done with couples having intercourse while inside an MRI machine. It also clearly establishes that a G-Spot does not exist…
However, some women and/or partners will claim that fluids do come out of their vagina! In order to clarify, let’s list what can be misinterpreted as ejaculation:
- The female tends to be a heavy lubricator to the point of some leakage
- The urethra (urine tube) expels residual urine
- The muscle contraction associated with an orgasm pushes out of the vagina residual mucus/lubrication
- The expulsion of fluids from the paraurethral ducts/Skene glands
- Any combination of the above
Conclusion: female ejaculation is non-existent unless/until advanced medical testing will prove otherwise.
