Demythifying Female Ejaculation: Myths, Realities, and Answers
- Dr Sandra Yene Amougui

- Apr 26, 2024
- 2 min read
Dear Dr. Sandra Yene Amougui,
A question arose during discussions with close friends. Is female ejaculation real, and if so, what is the fluid involved? Additionally, do all women have the ability to ejaculate?
Sincerely,
Sybille, 22 years old *Name anonymized

Dear Sybille,
Female ejaculation, often referred to as squirting, is a topic that has sparked numerous questions and curiosities. Let's dispel some myths and clarify the facts.
Myth 1: Female Ejaculation Doesn't Exist
The reality is that female ejaculation does exist, although not all details are fully understood. It has been reported that some women release a fluid when reaching orgasm.
Myth 2: All Fluids Are the Same
The ejaculated fluid is not urine, although it may have a similar composition. Studies indicate that female ejaculation may contain traces of urine, but it also includes specific components such as prostatic enzymes and antigens specific to the female prostate.
Myth 3: All Women Can Ejaculate
Not all women possess this ability, and that's entirely normal. Research suggests that it could be related to anatomical variation and the function of the female prostate, also known as Skene's glands.
Tips for the Curious:
Personal Exploration:
If you're curious about whether you have the ability to ejaculate, personal exploration can be a first step. Listen to your body and its responses.
Open Communication: Discuss your questions and discoveries with your partner. Open communication strengthens mutual understanding.
Not a Mandatory Norm:
It's essential to emphasize that female ejaculation is not a necessary standard for a fulfilling sexual life. Every woman is unique, with different experiences and responses.
In exploring these aspects of sexuality, remember that each person is different, and there are no strict norms. The key is engaging in healthy and consensual sexuality, respecting your own boundaries and those of your partner.
Kind regards,
Dr. Sandra Yene Amougui
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