Female Ejaculation

The female ejaculation is something which has been greatly contested over the years. Many people think that it is just urine but others believe that it is vaginal fluids that are being ejaculated. There have been research studies carried out but they have not managed to draw any conclusive evidence.

There is reference to the female ejaculating in literature dat
ing back to the ancient world. In some texts it was believed that a woman could only conceive if she ejaculates and other beliefs were that it was unacceptable for a woman to ejaculate. Even recently some feminist women have slated it
However, there are some people who firmly believe in their existence and will give classes to teach women how to achieve the female ejaculation. It is believed that it is very closely related to massaging the g-spot and so being able to locate this and stimulate it appropriately would be the first step in achieving ejaculation. As so many people feel that it is actually urine that is being released then many women are not happy with relaxing fully as they do not want to wet themselves. It is therefore important to empty the bladder in advance and then relax as much as possible.
It has been reported that the sensation is similar to urination and therefore it is possible that many women come close to ejaculation but prevent themselves from doing it because they mistakenly think that they will urinate. This is obviously something that they will not want to do and so will not allow the ejaculation to take place.
There are many different theories about why it happens and several seem to think that the woman has an area which has been called the female prostate and when stimulated produces the same pleasurable feelings as when the man’s prostate is massaged. There does not seem to be any agreement as to where this area is but it is likely that it is the area commonly described as the g-spot.
Research has proved that the woman does produce fluids when sexually stimulated and it is thought that these are to aid lubrication during the sexual act. It is not understood what the purpose would be of a woman ejaculating as unlike a man, it would serve no purpose in reproduction and may even work against it with the outward pressure not aiding the movement of sperm towards the womb in any way at all. Unlike an orgasm, where the rippling sensation is thought to aid the sperms journey.
There is a way of thinking that feels that women have a right to ejaculate and that it should be taught and encourage and therefore there are courses run to help women to be able to do it. There are videos and workshops which can be used to help women.
In the United Kingdom and Australia films which show ejaculation have been banned. This is because it is considered to be urinating which is prohibited in films in those countries. They say that they have received medical advice and that every example that they have seen shows urination and not ejaculation, although they are open minded as to whether ejaculation actually exists. 

So it is not known whether female ejaculation actually exists but it seems that it is well worth having a go and seeing whether it is possible. It seems like stimulating the g-spot is likely to be the best way to achieve this but the woman must be totally relaxed about doing it and not worried about urinating.
In meantime we have found a video by a guy named Jason Julius. And his tips and techniques on how to give women incredible pleasure are pure gold. In the video Jason demonstrates how to find and stimulate a woman’s G Spot, which will later lead to heaps of female ejaculation.