This topic is of intense interest to me. I just started squirting a few months ago. Here's what I've observed.

-My ejaculate is always close to or the same color as a pee sample taken right afterward.
-Squirt samples usually smell sweet or have no scent. Occasionally they smell like pee.
-Squirt samples are sometimes cloudy. I'm not sure if this isn't due to vaginal juices mixing into it.
-Pee samples almost always taste saltier. (Sorry for putting an unpleasant image in your mind.)
-The ejaculation is always accompanied by an orgasm.

According to "Female Ejaculation and the G-spot," the only women who pee during ejaculation are those who are "trying too hard." I'm bothered by this statement. I don't think I'm trying too hard. I've just come to accept that there's pee in my ejaculate.

I found a female ejaculation study on the Internet which I've been unable to find a second time that said there's a chemical that is released from the female prostate during ejaculation that decolorizes urine. I'm wondering if that process just doesn't work in me. Or maybe my substantial episiotomy severed something necessary to that process.

As for starting with an empty bladder, I can't squirt or have a g-spot orgasm if I start with an empty bladder. Have others here done that? less

This one bothers me, mainly because I actually did the research and still cant come up with a conclusive answer.

My fiancee first "squirted" once while we were fooling around. She swore to god it was piss. I, having read up on it before hand (What can I say, there isn't much to do in Tennessee), said "no, no, it's female ejaculation." She didn't believe me.

Problems between our experiences and written references:

Written - Urination is impossible during an orgasm, since the PC muscle is supposed to hold it back. The consistency of the ejaculant should be clear or only slightly yellow.

Experiences - Her consistency is much more yellow, but she swears that one time she squirted in the shower and it was clear. Therefore, according to her logic, it's pee 99% of the time.

I am personally fine with pee, I really dont mind getting some on the face if I'm going down on her and she comes. This is mainly to ask if infact I should trust that the written material is right and it isnt urine, or if I should just say "Yes, darlin, you were right" and accept that we're an odd couple. I dont know if I can do anything else short of having her pee in a cup and squirt in a cup and have a taste test. . . I dont think I'm up for that. less

This one bothers me, mainly because I actually did the research and still cant come up with a conclusive answer.

My fiancee first "squirted" once while we were fooling around. She swore to god it was piss. I, having read up on it before hand (What can I say, there isn't much to do in Tennessee), said "no, no, it's female ejaculation." She didn't believe me.

Problems between our experiences and written references:

Written - Urination is impossible during an orgasm, since the PC muscle is supposed to hold it back. The consistency of the ejaculant should be clear or only slightly yellow.

Experiences - Her consistency is much more yellow, but she swears that one time she squirted in the shower and it was clear. Therefore, according to her logic, it's pee 99% of the time.

I am personally fine with pee, I really dont mind getting some on the face if I'm going down on her and she comes. This is mainly to ask if infact I should trust that the written material is right and it isnt urine, or if I should just say "Yes, darlin, you were right" and accept that we're an odd couple. I dont know if I can do anything else short of having her pee in a cup and squirt in a cup and have a taste test. . . I dont think I'm up for that. less

I actually work in a hospital and thought of a way to test this out cause i'm convinced it is urine as well and my partner thinks it's ejaculate. I did this by myself just to avoid I told you so's or any other silly answers. I took the medication pyridum simply because it is gaurenteed to turn your urine reddish/orange, actually it stains(totally forgot about that!) I proceeded to pleasure myself and when I couldn't take it anymore orgasmed solely to see what color it was. My finding are that it was the color of the urine (reddish/ orange)that I saw when I used the bathroom earlier. I read an article once that stated squirting is due basically to bladder incontinence when having an orgasm which seems to be true. In there study they placed foley catheters in women and made them orgasm. Their findings were consistent that ejaculation was made of mostly urine, but they also did find that the urine had a hormone in it that wasn't produced during urination alone. So what does that tell me? It seems to be urine, but that's from my own experimental study.Hope it helps. But even I still don't feel like I really know less

I actually asked this question to the Nurse Practitioner that performed my annual exam just last week. She said "it is mucous" and that was the end of the conversation. Being that it expels from the urethra, yes, there is bound to be some urine in the mix, but I wouldn't call it 100% mucous either. And it may vary by woman too.

And if you just pee yourself, don't worry about it. I've done both from being so excited. Most men could care less what comes out, unless you ate a large plate of asparagus for dinner or doubled up on your vitamins. Relieving yourself before sex is very helpful advice. less

OMG..So many mixed opinions on this subject. I have recently started squirting and I did a bit of research on the net as well and this is what I found:

I have explained this to many people and many are reluctant to believe its possible. I was included in that thought until I actually did it. It took me 30 years to do and 6 months to be comfortable doing it. When it comes to turning a woman on, there’s wet, and then there’s wet. You can learn how to unleash a tidal wave of orgasmic juices in your bed. Read on to find out more about the phenomenon of female ejaculation.

How It Works

Females ejaculate? Yes, they do. We’re talking about a gusher of fluid spurting out of her pussy as she cums. Actually, to be more accurate, the fluid comes squirting out of her urethra. Don’t let this gross you out, though; it’s not pee! Female cum is a clear, odorless liquid produced by a small organ called the “female prostate,” or urethral sponge, which is located between the urethra and vagina. The fluid it produces just happens to come out of the pee hole, but…so does guys’ semen, right?

While some women may experience ejaculation naturally in the course of intercourse or other sex play, most require some concentrated stimulation of the G-spot. Massaging the G-spot causes the urethral sponge to become engorged with fluid, which is then expelled during orgasm. And, as with an orgasm, ejaculation also requires the woman to “let go.” Before ejaculating, the woman will feel as though she is going to pee. However, it is nearly impossible for her to urinate while coming, because the muscular contractions of orgasm close off the bladder and prevent the passage of urine.

Use Your Hands

The most reliable way to induce female ejaculation is by manual stimulation. Lay a towel on the bed before you begin (the amount of fluid released can be considerable), in my case I have a Blanket folded over 6 times and I still soak through it at times. Make sure your hands are clean and your nails well trimmed so you don’t scratch her or introduce dirt into her girl parts. Get into a comfortable position between her legs, as achieving ejaculation can take half an hour or more. My first time took me about 45 minutes to “squirt”. With much practice I can accomplish this within seconds of touching myself.

Find the G-Spot

Begin by stroking or licking her clit to get her aroused. Once she begins to get turned on, insert two fingers, palm side up, into her vagina. About an inch to two inches inside the vaginal entrance, you should feel a round, roughened area on the front wall. This is the G-spot. Stroke against this area using firm pressure. It should enlarge and begin to feel more solid. Try touching or licking her clit as you manipulate the G-spot. Follow her responses and pace yourself to prolong her period of arousal; the more time she’s aroused, the more juice is building up in there.

The Urge to Urinate

As she gets closer to cumming, she will start to feel as though she has to urinate. That’s the cum beginning to flow into her urethra. In order for her ejaculate, she has to relax, let go, and push down and out with the same muscles she would use as if she were peeing. It may be hard to overcome the impulse to hold back, but you can reassure her, again, that if she is cumming, she will not pee.

Instead, as she comes and pushes the fluid out, she should feel extra intense orgasmic pleasure, and you should be rewarded with a spurt of nectar that may range from gentle gush to a drenching spray.

Hints and Tips

Attaining female ejaculation may take some practice and experimentation. You may find it easier to stimulate her G-spot if she gets on her hands and knees and you enter her from behind, pressing down on the G-spot instead of up. For me its much easier to do in an upright position. I can do it laying down but need help from a partner to do it because its much harder to do to myself. As a woman gets more familiar with ejaculation and the sensations associated with it, it should be easier for her to achieve.

On a more personal and possibly TMI note; I squirt usually on a daily basis. I have noticed a difference in the consistancy, smell and color of my squirting. 1. It seems to change color if I take my vitamins to a more light yellow color. 2. It GREATLY depends on how Hydrated I am. 3. Gross but it also depends on if its that special time of the month and if so it will get a pink color to it.

For me it begins a thick and creamy and after my first initial squirt it becomes more the clear water type that so many seem to be familair with. Squirt also has many of the same hormones as urine so it will seem much the same.

Hope this helps, not much is taboo for me so sorry if I grossed anyone out or went to far in explaining things. less

This one bothers me, mainly because I actually did the research and still cant come up with a conclusive answer.

My fiancee first "squirted" once while we were fooling around. She swore to god it was piss. I, having read up on it before hand (What can I say, there isn't much to do in Tennessee), said "no, no, it's female ejaculation." She didn't believe me.

Problems between our experiences and written references:

Written - Urination is impossible during an orgasm, since the PC muscle is supposed to hold it back. The consistency of the ejaculant should be clear or only slightly yellow.

Experiences - Her consistency is much more yellow, but she swears that one time she squirted in the shower and it was clear. Therefore, according to her logic, it's pee 99% of the time.

I am personally fine with pee, I really dont mind getting some on the face if I'm going down on her and she comes. This is mainly to ask if infact I should trust that the written material is right and it isnt urine, or if I should just say "Yes, darlin, you were right" and accept that we're an odd couple. I dont know if I can do anything else short of having her pee in a cup and squirt in a cup and have a taste test. . . I dont think I'm up for that. less

[quote]According to "Female Ejaculation and the G-spot," the only women who pee during ejaculation are those who are "trying too hard."[/quote]

Actually, this makes me feel relieved. I can definitely believe I'm trying too hard - I can wait for it and not "pressure" myself to have that experience. Even if I have to wait until I'm thirty to achieve squirting/g-spot orgasms.

Thanks for that quote. I'll be getting the Ella soon, so I still have hope.

[quote]As for starting with an empty bladder, I can't squirt or have a g-spot orgasm if I start with an empty bladder. Have others here done that?[/quote]

Waiting for a response on this too! I don't know if it's possible for me to even get that feeling with an empty bladder. less

This topic is of intense interest to me. I just started squirting a few months ago. Here's what I've observed.

-My ejaculate is always close to or the same color as a pee sample taken right afterward.
-Squirt samples usually smell sweet or have no scent. Occasionally they smell like pee.
-Squirt samples are sometimes cloudy. I'm not sure if this isn't due to vaginal juices mixing into it.
-Pee samples almost always taste saltier. (Sorry for putting an unpleasant image in your mind.)
-The ejaculation is always accompanied by an orgasm.

According to "Female Ejaculation and the G-spot," the only women who pee during ejaculation are those who are "trying too hard." I'm bothered by this statement. I don't think I'm trying too hard. I've just come to accept that there's pee in my ejaculate.

I found a female ejaculation study on the Internet which I've been unable to find a second time that said there's a chemical that is released from the female prostate during ejaculation that decolorizes urine. I'm wondering if that process just doesn't work in me. Or maybe my substantial episiotomy severed something necessary to that process.

As for starting with an empty bladder, I can't squirt or have a g-spot orgasm if I start with an empty bladder. Have others here done that? less

This one bothers me, mainly because I actually did the research and still cant come up with a conclusive answer.

My fiancee first "squirted" once while we were fooling around. She swore to god it was piss. I, having read up on it before hand (What can I say, there isn't much to do in Tennessee), said "no, no, it's female ejaculation." She didn't believe me.

Problems between our experiences and written references:

Written - Urination is impossible during an orgasm, since the PC muscle is supposed to hold it back. The consistency of the ejaculant should be clear or only slightly yellow.

Experiences - Her consistency is much more yellow, but she swears that one time she squirted in the shower and it was clear. Therefore, according to her logic, it's pee 99% of the time.

I am personally fine with pee, I really dont mind getting some on the face if I'm going down on her and she comes. This is mainly to ask if infact I should trust that the written material is right and it isnt urine, or if I should just say "Yes, darlin, you were right" and accept that we're an odd couple. I dont know if I can do anything else short of having her pee in a cup and squirt in a cup and have a taste test. . . I dont think I'm up for that. less

So I'm in the minority in needing something in my bladder. (It doesn't have to be full.)

But I'm wondering, even for those who can squirt with an empty bladder, is it easier for you if your bladder isn't empty or does that not make a difference?

Backseat, How long into your sessions is it before you squirt? 5 or 10 minutes is plenty of time for some liquid to enter your bladder. less