This post is yet one more in a series addressing ejaculatory performance. It concerns a phenomenon that seems to go unnoticed for several reasons. Interestingly enough, it may not be as exceptional as one would expect. I’m talking of a puzzling aspect of cum ejection: split spurts!
I guess most of you readers will have witnessed many scenes of cum flying, relishing those sights tremendously. We deem ourselves being very familiar with ejaculatory performances. That’s why we know that ejaculatory performance can appear very differently depending on quite some factors related to the male anatomy.
Did you notice the split spurting in the first animated gif in the previous post? This illustrates under which circumstances a split spurt is likely to be witnessed:
Here are some observations I made:
So, why are we missing this feature when it occurs?
I hope this post will sharpen your awareness for split spurts, so that you will notice this feature more consciously, be it via imagery or in real life.
I guess most of you readers will have witnessed many scenes of cum flying, relishing those sights tremendously. We deem ourselves being very familiar with ejaculatory performances. That’s why we know that ejaculatory performance can appear very differently depending on quite some factors related to the male anatomy.
Did you notice the split spurting in the first animated gif in the previous post? This illustrates under which circumstances a split spurt is likely to be witnessed:
- when a guy is roping,
- when he does so with considerable ejection force,
- featuring a volume of semen enabling at least one of those kinds of ropes.
Here are some observations I made:
- Split spurts occur with runny and creamy semen, rather not with mucous cum.
- One and the same guy may feature both ways, split and unsplit spurts.
- A split spurt most always seems to feature a major and a minor spurt.
- Naturally a guy must feature a certain cum-volume and ejection force for achieving the effect of one split spurt (or more) – as mentioned.
- Split spurts shall occur with spraying guys, but are harder to discern due to the scattering of their cum right after it leaves their penisses.
- Split spurts may occur rather with a guy holding his penis than not (based on my observation and documented in the images below).
- I am convinced that our cock-mouths (urethral openings (and/or urethral endsections)) play a fundamental part in this, as these photos reveal:
So, why are we missing this feature when it occurs?
- For starters, we may not notice split spurts with ourselves because we are too much distracted by the sensations of our climaxes when cumming.
- The pumping pace can be fast so that we easily miss one or more split spurts.
- We just don’t perceive the obvious, because we simply enjoy a man spurting his milk in abundance without thinking about the mode in which it is ejected.
I hope this post will sharpen your awareness for split spurts, so that you will notice this feature more consciously, be it via imagery or in real life.