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In Reply to: Re: Women and cum...does it happen? posted by Lisa Adams on November 19, 2000 at 22:05:07:
In a true G-Spot orgasm, many women can release as much as a Litre of a clear, odorless fluid, and it is incredibly intense (I'm one of them) -- some women claim to have passed out from sheer pleasure with these types of orgasms -- I know myself that after my husband gives me one of these, I literally can't move or see straight for many minutes after....
Umm.. a litre - that's two pints-ish, or about a quart or
a good large soft drink bottle full.
You would need to explain the physiology of this to me.
Yes, there is lots of ignorance about female anat/physiology,
has been for a long time - look at all those female nudes with no pubic
hair, but no vulva either. Did the artists (yep, they were guys) ever
see a woman naked?
I have read of a smallish amount in reputable literature,
and it's conceivable that some
not-yet-discovered parts of the female sexual organs analogous
to the prostate (which the G-spot is stated to be) or something
like the Cowper's glands can store/excrete some tens of millilitres,
but a litre (1,000 millilitres) sounds impossible.
Remember also that male ejacularion is only in the tens of millilitres -
although some authorities state that the purpose of female
ejaculation is to flush the urethra to expel pathogens/skin detritus
resulting from the possibly traumatic effects of thrusting during copulation.
If that's the case, a largish amount of fluid might be natural.
I'm ready to be convinced otherwise about the volume, but I would need to
understand the anat/hpysiology before I can take on that large a volume.
Can anyone explain?
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