Fountain woman: everything you need to know about female ejaculation

The squirting woman is now more of an urban legend than a scientific explanation. As if female ejaculation were a mystical process reserved for a handful of freak show performers.

Is female sexuality so frightening that we prefer to stigmatize it rather than embrace it? Surprising, isn't it?

Enough with the sarcasm, it's time for us to restore the image of this natural phenomenon of female vaginal discharge .

What is female ejaculation?

Women who ejaculate have been treated as witches or fertility goddesses throughout the centuries and across cultures. Since the female body is traditionally seen as receiving pleasure during sexual intercourse, a sexuality that gushes forth and is expressed through a significant amount of fluid impresses , raises questions, and frightens.

Unlike squirting , female ejaculation was initially thought to originate solely from the Skene's glands.

A sort of female prostate located around the bladder, this gland is said to produce a higher than average amount of lubricant in squirting women .

For about ten years now, research has been highlighting the role of the bladder in the creation of this prostatic fluid (Nature and Origin of “Squirting” in Female Sexuality study, 2014).

This emission has its own physical functioning; it is not systematic and in no way depends on orgasm.

In any case, squirting women represent between 10% and 30% of the female population.

What is fountain liquid made of?

Although it originates from the bladder, the fluid contains little to no urine. It is a non-fertile, colorless, and odorless liquid . It is expelled through the urethra and then mixes with lubrication secretions .

It is transparent, comparable to water, and has a slightly salty taste.

Thanks to this information, we can say goodbye to the embarrassment and shame of having let ourselves go during a moment of pleasure.

Female ejaculation: is it serious for your health?

Good news , this phenomenon is completely harmless . It's not due to any malformation or illness. Scientists have found no anatomical differences between a woman who experiences this phenomenon and any other woman .

They even concluded that female ejaculation was randomly distributed among people.

Think of it more as a skill that is more or less innately developed in some people. A bit like singing, social skills, or photography…

How do you kiss your wet side?

Every woman is a potential fountain of a woman.

This phenomenon can occur at any age and in any sexual situation. It would seem that the main factors conducive to the production of "lotus nectar" are high arousal and a deep sense of letting go. So relax and ride the wave of pleasure!

Stimulating the G-spot can trigger female ejaculation. At Puissante, we love this "secret" button that helps us reach seventh heaven. That's why we designed a vibrator capable of stimulating both the clitoris and the G-spot.

Exploring conscious sex is a way to encourage more letting go with your partner. We'll look at slow sex or sacred sexuality to create the ideal environment for your first experience of urethral emission.

To delve deeper into exploring your wet side , we highly recommend the book " Femmes fontaines & éloge féminine : mythes, controverses et réalités" by sexologist Samuel Salama and Pierre Desvaux.

 Learning more about female ejaculation is a wonderful opportunity to normalize it. We hope this article has shed some light on the subject, whether you're already a squirter or aspire to be. Feel free to recommend it to help spread the word about the wonders of female anatomy.