You may think it a myth, but my personal experience with my wife suggests otherwise. I could just as easily say - 'Did you know that many people think squirting is a myth - they don't know what they are missing.'

Both your statement and mine are opinion - not fact.

For years many people denied the existence of the g-spot - but the existence of what experts now call the 'urethral sponge' has been well established.

Not everyone's body is the same - and our mental bias often controls our experience. My wife never thought she would enjoy anal sex - much less have an orgasm from it. But once she decided to give it a try, things changed drastically - and she does have orgasms during anal sex on a regular basis.

For her the same was true of what we call 'gushing'. Once she lost her fear of what might happen - wet sheets and all, she learned to let it happen - and then taught herself how to make it happen.

Best of luck to you - and try to avoid judging what others do.