If you look more closely, at the text I deliberately put in bold, you will see I said there is currently no scientific understanding as to
what a female orgasm is or
why women have them, not 'how'. This is because, from a purely scientific perspective, the female orgasm is unnecessary for the purpose of passing on genes - females get pregnant whether or not they orgasm during sex.
Female Orgasm Remains an Evolutionary Mystery | Wired Science | Wired.com
More importantly, you seem to be suggesting that women ONLY have clitoral orgasms. Surely, you can't be serious?
Mademoiselle Rouge, essentially, you are the LEAST qualified person to be lecturing others about female ejaculation, because you have never experienced it, either in yourself, or in a partner. You are actually entirely ignorant on this matter, yet you continue to post in this thread, condescending and insulting anyone that disagrees with you, selectively using received wisdom - in the form of cherry picked scientific information - to support your personal ignorance; despite the fact that science doesn't understand why females orgasm at all.
Furthermore, your vociferous "females don't ejaculate" argument is also both female-oppressive and sexually-oppressive - you want to shame and demean women who squirt during sex, and accuse them of lying to both themselves and their partners. Based only in your personal ignorance, you would have it that these women should stop "pissing" everywhere, because there's no scientific explanation for what is happening (although there is no scientific explanation for consciousness, so perhaps you would like people to stop pretending to be conscious too?).
You come across as a "Dog in the manger", spitefully insisting that if you can't have squirting orgasms, then nobody can.
The Dog in the Manger - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I said that the fluid women are expelling is nothing more than a variation of urine component at best. This is based on science. And women having orgasms independent of their fertility is a possible evolutionary advancement related to pair bonding. It's not entirely not understood.
None of it is condescending if science is looked at over my personal opinion. I keep bringing up science and I'm told I'm saying that fluid flying out of the vaginal regions during an orgasm can't happen. When all reality is this fluid is reported to vary so much in color, thickness, and taste and smell. There are so many things down t here that could be responsible for most of it. But the type of squirting clear fluid in spurts and streams can only be a urinary type fluid BASED ON SCIENCE.
Stop blasting your anger and frustration on me and start looking into science. Science is where answers are discovered. Not in the bedrooms of people who claim to be able to make every girl squirt or by women who claim they can squirt but have no idea when they are going to do it or how it is going to happen, yet others claim the same thing in the tutorials is how to get it to happen....just not everytime. Can you see how confusing and not very consistent enough to get an idea that this is standard orgasm protocol? At this point if you can do it, you are different. Different is all you are. You aren't superior, you aren't special, you aren't anything more than someone who has tapped into something different about how your body responds to orgasm.
It really comes down to the simple ability to turn off the valve that normally shuts down the urethral sphincter that naturally closes to protect itsself from bacteria. When you can bear down hard enough to expel whatever fluid that is making you feel the urge to pee and go with it....you are simply pushing past something that most women aren't able to do. And if its uncomfrotable to do, then it's really not fair to make people continue to try things they find physically uncomfortable in order to make this happen.
I don't believe the orgasm is designed to be painful and giving you the uncomfortable feeling of overly full bladder and desire to urinate as a way to get you to have more of them. It makes no sense with the pleasure biofeedback system. "Go past that urge to pee which makes most of us feel uncomfortable and make it feel like you are peeing anyway, but don't think it's pee because pee isn't supposed to come out when you orgasm"
And Quiet_Man, I know you have your ego invested in science being on your side based on your own experiences. But I really don't care. I do a lot of studying on these things and have more rights to talk about it as I've owned a vag for many-a-year now with experimentation to the MAX for also many years. And you, Sir, have never had one female orgasm in your entire life.
I've had thousands upon thousands. The urge to piss is uncomfortable, I don't think the idea of making it more uncomfortable for your sexual partner by digging your fingers into the gspot harder and faster to literally press the urethra that is full of urine out of the body. It doesn't sound pleasurable. I'm sorry and i can attest to it not being very pleasurable. Same goes for others here.
Trying to make a woman squirt seems to be the Holy Grail these days with guys I've noticed. He will drill your Gspot in hopes to get you to do it just as he will with his penis to make you orgasm like you would when you are masturbating with clitoral stimulation. There seems to be a real disconnect between men and the female pleasure abilities being separate from their orgasm abilities.
And Quiet, I'm not the only one here noticing your poorly masked misogynistic viewpoint on the female orgasm being so "misunderstood by science" because male orgasm is superior and simple because it relates to procreation.
On behalf of me and several others here I respectfully say.....
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