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Anonymous commented at 2016-04-17 04:36:41 » #1934395

Two Ladiekiller-Lesbo's serving themselves. P.e.r.f.e.c.t.

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aklop commented at 2021-03-06 01:29:16 » #2596691

that is a lot of pussy juice, do girls really squirt so much when they orgasm?

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laura.loli commented at 2021-03-07 00:28:38 » #2596927

I apologize that this is going to be long, but this is a complicated subject.

R-18 art greatly exaggerates how much pussy juice girls produce, how much cum guys produce and how much saliva both sexes produce on a regular basis. It's actually worse with cum than it is with pussy juices.

That said, there are some women who get this wet in real life, but it's usually not from squirting. They simply produce large amounts of juices when sexually aroused, and once their panties have soaked up all they can, it'll start dripping/running down their legs. I had a friend once who was like that and she was really self-conscious about it, because she and her bf would have to change the sheets almost every time they had sex. (Sometimes even when they put a towel down first.) I'm sure the sex was great for both of them, but it was really embarrassing to her afterward.

Most women don't get that wet however. Most women get more than wet enough for vaginal sex without additional lubricants. Some women are like my friend and produce way more than necessary and some women can't produce enough, so they need artificial lubricant or they dry out and sex is painful. That's also embarrassing for the woman, and can ruin relationships. Many a guy refuses to understand it's just the way the woman's body is, and think it's because they aren't turning her on enough.

Most women don't squirt at all. A few may on occasion, but only rarely. When they do it's not 100% certain where it comes from, because there hasn't been enough study of the subject to nail it down firmly. Some studies find urine in the samples, some find no urine. My guess is it's a mix of things and varies greatly from woman to woman. In some women it may be nothing but urine, in some it may be from the Skene's glands entirely (also referred to as the female prostate). I'm betting it's a combination in most women who squirt.

Sorry again for the length, but it's not really possible to explain it properly otherwise.

tl;dr: It's really complicated and varies incredibly. Read the above.

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