It is urination, and what is squirted is urine. Originally Posted by NorthWoodFor the record, as has been stated multiple times throughout the thread, it is absolutely NOT urination. Even assuming I drank a gallon of water before meeting with someone, there is no way my bladder could comfortably hold that much liquid. Those who have been with me know what I am talking about. And those who assume that I willfully urinate on people for any reason never will.
Vixen...Please don't "bump" any thread older than 30 days UNLESS there is a notable or significant update!! Originally Posted by DarthMaulDM, I am so sorry, it didn't even occur to me that the thread was out of date until I looked at the date of the last post RIGHT as I was clicking send; at that point, I'm afraid Pandora's box had been opened. I was just so excited to see the name of an old friend of mine, I couldn't contain myself. I promise to be better behaved in the future.
For the record, as has been stated multiple times throughout the thread, it is absolutely NOT urination. Even assuming I drank a gallon of water before meeting with someone, there is no way my bladder could comfortably hold that much liquid. Those who have been with me know what I am talking about. And those who assume that I willfully urinate on people for any reason never will. Originally Posted by VixenMassage
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From a purely chemical standpoint, female ejaculate or "squirting", is heavily diluted urine. It DOES come from the bladder primarily and is similar to, but not identical to, urine. Originally Posted by GracePrestonCan you back that up with references? Scientific data? You post this with such absolute definition, I would like to see the studies you drew this information from.