Squirt or just pee?

Horny_couple29

Sexlightened

0 likes 20 Jan 2015

azeasy

Casanova

1 like 20 Jan 2015

very limited study, small numbers and no peer review. either way, involuntary action due to high state of arousal and stimulation usually means its a good thing

peter__jane

Sexpert

0 likes 21 Jan 2015

Great to finally get some detailed information on the subject. I say bring it on when it happens. . The feeling for the woman is pleasurable.

ozdude

Warming the Bed

0 likes 21 Jan 2015

I'm prepared to be part of a peer review/major study - on a purely academic basis. lol

Horny_couple29

Sexlightened

0 likes 21 Jan 2015

:jagsatwork::rascal: hump

thebull

Warming the Bed

1 like 26 Jan 2015

Quote by Horny_couple29

Most women are capable of "squirting" its a matter of finding the right spot and manipulation ;-)

tydy86

Warming the Bed

1 like 29 Apr 2017

I had a casual encounter with a woman some years back and she was a squirter. Turns out the liquid neither tastes like pee or water,but more of a slightly salty saline solution.

Macguyver

Warming the Bed

1 like 30 Apr 2017

Quote by tydy86
I had a casual encounter with a woman some years back and she was a squirter. Turns out the liquid neither tastes like pee or water,but more of a slightly salty saline solution.

I have to agree, I have had a few squirt/gush experiences and it neither smells or tastes like pee...salty saline is a great description.

I'm comparing this with receiving a Golden Shower experience which although was fairly clear rather than yellow still really smelled of pee.