Q&A: Ask Fanny - What is Squirting?
Thursday, November 1st, 2007G-spot expert Deborah Sundahl, a.k.a. Fanny Fatale, answers your questions about female ejaculation and the g-spot.
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Dear Fanny,
I see a lot of videos with women “squirting.” Is that female ejaculation? What’s the difference in terms?
Nancy, USA
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Dear Nancy,
Yes, squirting is female ejaculation. The term squirting comes from the porn industry, and is their name for it. It is a show term.
I personally do not care for the word squirting outside the porn industry, meaning in our bedrooms, because it does not convey the full experience, and seems a bit adolescent, and therefore limiting, in its description.
Female ejaculation—the thing—is inherently feminine, clear and odorless to all but the most discerning noses. To those intimately familiar with their female ejaculate, it can have a very fresh and uplifting fragrance, perhaps best described as an “essence.”
Female ejaculation—the expression—conveys a woman deeply in touch with herself and her sexuality, and her ability to feel sexual love, connection and excitement with her partner.
Yes, a woman can squirt. She can also gush, flood and flow like a fountain.
Fanny
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