Number 5 - there is no way to explain - a man can explain to you how it ended. There is an emptiness and a feeling of bliss. Otherwise - during a vaginal orgasm, the muscles of the vagina contract, not the uterus. As far as I know, the uterus is the womb, which I don't know what role it plays in the female orgasm ... at least for me it doesn't play any, but I don't deny that there can be other women - why not? Otherwise, every woman has a different orgasm. Try to urinate at orgasm - it will not work. There is a difference between copious moisturizing and squiert. In squiert, the fluid actually sprays, but don't watch porn - again, women urinate there or have previously injected fluid into their vaginas with syringes. Who can't end like that - a big deal. Everyone has their own way. The author had a question and I'm trying to? helped because many women in the past were ashamed of it and hid - me included, which meant that I voluntarily stopped my orgasm before it happened, which is a pity, because I personally can not have a more intense orgasm. Every woman can ejaculate clitorally, many women can also ejaculate vaginally, but only in 30% of women are the glands so well developed that they feel ejaculated as in men - why should your uterine muscles contract when they are not involved at all - you empty your glands, sometimes there may be vaginal contractions, but this is not necessary as it does not necessarily happen with a clitoral orgasm ... It does not mean absolute truth - the important thing is that every woman gets to know her body and has pleasure in sex without shame and to control and refuse orgasms. and this meant that I voluntarily stopped my orgasm before it happened, which is a pity, because I personally cannot have a more intense orgasm. Every woman can ejaculate clitorally, many women can also ejaculate vaginally, but only in 30% of women are the glands so well developed that they feel ejaculated as in men - why should your uterine muscles contract when they are not involved at all - you empty your glands, sometimes there may be vaginal contractions, but this is not necessary as it does not necessarily happen with a clitoral orgasm ... It does not mean absolute truth - the important thing is that every woman gets to know her body and has pleasure in sex without shame and to control and refuse orgasms. and this meant that I voluntarily stopped my orgasm before it happened, which is a pity, because I personally cannot have a more intense orgasm. Every woman can ejaculate clitorally, many women can also ejaculate vaginally, but only in 30% of women the glands are so well developed that they feel emptying like in men - why should your uterine muscles contract when they are not involved at all - you empty your glands, sometimes there may be vaginal contractions, but this is not necessary as it does not necessarily happen during a clitoral orgasm ... It does not mean absolute truth - it is important for every woman to get to know her body and have pleasure in sex without shame and to control and refuse orgasms.
1 deliareeceuwu answered
Yes, it is an orgasm, but different. It's called squiert and about 30% of women have it, because not all women have the necessary glands - a remnant of embryonic development, in which we were all boys first - later in women the penis becomes a clitoris, and in some it remains part of the prostate with the corresponding glands at the very beginning of the vagina. You experience something like a man's orgasm. You cannot control these processes - it is not about urine - the liquid does not smell and does not have the color of urine, but rather has a body odor and is transparent. In most women, the glands in question are underdeveloped or even missing. For most who have them, they produce only a moisturizing secretion and no emptying. Very few women can experience a squiert orgasm. Women who don't have the glands in question won't be able to understand you and will write that you pee,