G-spot expert Deborah Sundahl, a.k.a. Fanny Fatale, answers your questions about female ejaculation and the g-spot.<\/p>\n
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Dear Fanny,<\/p>\n
I see a lot of videos with women \u201csquirting.\u201d Is that female ejaculation? What’s the difference in terms?<\/p>\n
Nancy, USA<\/p>\n
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Dear Nancy,<\/p>\n
Yes, squirting is female ejaculation. The term squirting<\/em> comes from the porn industry, and is their name for it. It is a show term.<\/p>\n I personally do not care for the word squirting<\/em> 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.<\/p>\n Female ejaculation\u2014the thing\u2014is 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 \u201cessence.\u201d<\/p>\n Female ejaculation\u2014the expression\u2014conveys a woman deeply in touch with herself and her sexuality, and her ability to feel sexual love, connection and excitement with her partner.<\/p>\n Yes, a woman can squirt. She can also gush, flood and flow like a fountain.<\/p>\n Fanny<\/p>\n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<\/p>\n