Eager-2-Please wrote:
VirginAngel wrote:
Personally, since i'm in the "it's definitely pee" camp, i don't find it appealing at all, infact, i'm terrfied of it happening to me by accident and it would be the worst thing that could happen.
It's chemically very different to urine, though. To make the fluid urine it needs to contain urea and creatinine, female ejaculate lacks either and is more alkaline, containing fructose, glucose and prostate specific antigens. It also lacks the colour, odour and taste of urine - while she hasn't squirted, I can personally attest this to be the case of the missus' gush fluid.
This doesn't mean that a squirt/gush is not very dilute urine, or doesn't contain any urine, etc. But there is a definite distiction between both fluids, even if they can still blur/mix during excretion in some cases.
It depends on the studies you've looked at. Personally the one who used ultrasound to view the bladders and found them empty to start, full just before orgasm/squirting (even after just 25 minutes since using the toilet), and empty imediately after, is the one i find most convincing. They're now testing the theory that sexual arousal and stimulation causes the bladder to go into overdrive and fill much faster. This would make it much more dilute, explaining why it doesn't have the colour or smell of typical urine and much lower levels of urea and creatine. Since it would be less filtered it would also explain the presence of sugars, like how a diabetic has sugars in the urine as they don't filter it properly as they urinate much more often.
I have a medical condition, for which the condition and medication mean i only urinate once aday, very close to 24 hours apart with little fluctuation, yet on days following masturbation, i always need to urinate again after 8-12 hours, i made a thread myself a few months back if nyone else noticed much sooner urination after sexual stimulation but the average person doesn't really track it. That study has made complete sense that explains everything imo, other studies i've looked at either find just urine or say the fluid was "chemically different" to typical urine, but the overdrive bladder filling would explain that difference to typical urine, while still just being urine and the fluid coming from the bladder. The study did say a few of the samples contained a small amount of milky white fluid that was female equivalent ejaculate, but that was mixed in with the urine and that squirting its self isn't ejaculate but both can happen together. True female ejaculate is similar in consistency and ammount to male ejaculate, plenty of women produce it without squirting, because its a different thing. The fact it requires intense g spot stimulation and causes a need to pee feeling is another reason i believe it to be urine. Putting internal pressure on the bladder will make you feel the need to urinate, similar to urge incontinence, if you ignore it, just like when you do need to urinate or have bladder spasms associated with urge incontinence you will involuntarily urinate.
We clearly aren't going to change each others minds, and there's no saying which of us is right or wrong as even scientists doing studies don't agree. There is no proven answer, but we both have our own beliefs, and mine is that squirting is a form of urinary incontinence.