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Is 'squirting' actually a thing?
Words: Rebekah Scanlan
Warning: Graphic content
has solved the “long-running mystery” surrounding female ejaculation. 
A new study...
During sex, women can produce a few different forms of fluid. The first is the lubricating kind, released when aroused, to aid with sexual intercourse.
As orgasm is reached, a milky fluid is excreted from the urethra, the hole women urinate from.  
About 5 per cent of women release a clear liquid...
 from the urethra at orgasm, often in much larger quantities than the milky stuff, a process known as “squirting”.
Now, scientists in Japan have published research that claims the fluid comes from the bladder, stating only the “milky fluid” excreted can be classed as the female ejaculation.
The findings were made after urologist, Miyabi Inoue, injected blue dye mixed with water into the bladders of five female volunteers who could squirt, New Scientist reported.
After being stimulated to the point of climax, a researcher collected the ejected liquid in a sterile cup, and in all five women it was blue.
The squirted liquid from four of the women in the study was found to contain PSA, suggesting they produced female ejaculate around the same time as they squirted urine, and the two fluids mixed together in the urethra.
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