Post Date July, 06 2023
In "The Wild History of Embroidery", after the male protagonist and female protagonist end their love affair, the male protagonist discovers that the female protagonist's vagina also sprays water, which is equal to the amount of semen ejaculated by the male. In the 192X's, Zhang Jingsheng, a Chinese sexologist, also put forward the argument that women can spurt the third kind of water when they climax.
Tide has been discovered, but it was unknown at that time that women ejaculated like men. Until 1983, a study by three sexologists, Lades, Whirlpool, and Perry, found that continuous stimulation of the female G-spot could cause some women to ejaculate a small amount of fluid indirectly from the urethra in a rhythmic manner similar to ejaculation. In 1978, Sevry and Bennett also published a report stating that some women do ejaculate fluids from the urethra that are different from urine when they reach orgasm.
The argument that women ejaculate like men has been discussed for decades. Many people think this is just Urinary incontinence in female sexual behavior. In recent years, more and more evidence has shown that this is one of the natural changes in women's physiology. Zheng Chengjie, the attending physician of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department at Guotai Hospital, pointed out that in the 1950s, Griffinberg at G-spot also discovered the phenomenon of female ejaculation. In recent years, he has exerted academic spirit, filmed trendy images, and made them public to the world, proving that female ejaculation is not a myth. Zheng Chengjie, who has personally watched the video tape, emphasized that in the video tape, some women do indeed ejaculate fluid different from urine from the vagina, but the amount is very small, only three to four cc at most, and it does not flow out like water as people say. In the film, some women also spewed 950xi, which Zheng Chengjie believed should be Urinary incontinence, not tidal current.
Xu Jinyuan, a gynecologist at Ma He Hospital in Taiwan, also believes that stimulating women's G-spot can indeed cause them to ejaculate, but the amount is very small, unlike the trend shown by Japanese people. What is female ejaculation? Zheng Chengjie said that many sexologists analyze the composition of the fluid after female ejaculation, and not only find that the composition of secretions on the anterior and posterior walls of the vagina is different, but also that the fluid sprayed and urine are different. The secretion contains Prostaglandin specific antigen, urea egg and other components. That is to say, women who can ejaculate leave traces of men in their bodies. Zheng Chengjie joked that it's very shy for men not to ejaculate, and women don't have to worry too much about not being able to ejaculate. Because it means you have no traces of a man, it's very feminine. And not being able to ejaculate does not mean there is no orgasm, and blowing the tide is just another manifestation of orgasm.
How many women ejaculate during orgasm? In the past, the Kinsey report believed that only 40% of women ejaculate at orgasm. However, at the World University of Sexology meeting a few years ago, Slovak pathologists and forensic scientists reported at the meeting that almost all Almost all have female prostate. Several papers at the conference also pointed out that every woman may ejaculate when she climaxes, but many people only have two or three xi xi, only stay in the urethra, and excrete the next time she urinates, which can confirm the content of Prostate-specific antigen (PSA).
Another Spanish study pointed out that when Sexual arousal occurs, women's vaginal secretions in the front wall are more than those in the back wall, and there are more components of PSA. Obviously, women's prostate does not only exist, but we also need to correct our past understanding of the source of Vaginal discharge.
At the World Sexology Conference a few years ago, more and more sexologists believed that the actual proportion of female ejaculation should be more. At least 40% of the experts believed that some women En Marea, only 2-3 cc, which could not cause waves, so they could not be found. However, due to the agitation of women's liquid outflow, the trend has become the ultimate goal of many men in bed, hoping to give her Orgasm and a chance to see the wonders of water spray.
Overseas scientists have proved through various experiments that women can ejaculate just like men, but many people have always suspected that tidal ejaculation should be Urinary incontinence or more secretions than usual. Another reason why female ejaculation is questioned is that not all women can reach the level of popularity.
Sex experts once did not want to emphasize the phenomenon of female ejaculation because they were worried that men would be under too much pressure and sweat a lot without spraying water, which would cause harm to their faces. Some women also feel ashamed of the tide. They feel ashamed of their urine penetration, some women do not feel sexy, and some women deliberately suppress this feeling and do not blow the tide. Sexology expert Lin Yanqing also believes that the trend of blowing is just a phenomenon in female sexual behavior, and men should not regard it as a mission that must be achieved, but should spray water on their partner. In fact, it is important for both individuals to be satisfied and enjoy during sexual intercourse.
