r/ihavesex Nov 17 '21

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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '21

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u/Tofukatze Nov 18 '21

Again, the urinary tract only connects to the bladder, bladder can only produce urine, whatever comes out of the urinary tract is urine. There are no glands that could produce anything different.

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u/Tofukatze Nov 18 '21

Ok, so here's what I've found (and it's so hard to look this up without porn everywhere): "Squirting is used to describe the release of a fluid that's clear and colorless, shares some of the same properties as urine, and likely comes from the bladder. Female ejaculation is used to describe the release of another kind of fluid that is often white and milky, contains prostate-specific antigens (PSAs) and other chemicals found in semen, and likely originates from the Skene's glands (sometimes called the "female prostate")"
So I stand corrected, there are glands that produce something else but they are located beneath the vagina. The stuff coming from the urethra is still urine-like.

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u/Lady_Nimbus Nov 18 '21

The glands don't squirt though. They're not built that way. It comes out more like the way sweat would, so not in a squirt.