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Can women ejaculate?

Dear B
Lately this is a popular topic to discuss among women, who are increasingly feeling the pressure to perform new and challenging sexual feats, much like their male counterparts. It's my belief that there is a G-spot and that some women are capable of female ejaculation. The G-spot, named by a male doctor, Grafenburg, is probably not a spot but a region. It is behind the vaginal walls in the front, about one-third of the way up, and is most noticeable to the touch when you are aroused. It seems to have a slight pulsation and the tissue inside the wall against it is softer than the rest. It can be touched or rubbed during sexual pleasuring to promote its own climax: the G-spot orgasm. I prefer to think of it as the Goddess Spot.

Some women are not only able to release the sexual tension that builds up in this region, probably the urethral sponge on the other side of the vaginal wall, but also to produce fluid emitted from their urethra. That opening is where urine is discharged; but a special liquid also pours forth from inside its hidden realms. One video that may help to explain some of this natural phenomenon is How to Female Ejaculate, with Fannie Fatale.

For many women such as you it's a natural way of your body releasing its sexual tension. Incorporate this side of your sexual being as a wonderful part of your lovemaking with your husband. Rubber sheets and plenty of towels near the bed will alleviate some of the discomfort and inconvenience.

Above all, know that your body is one of those special ones that have the capability of expressing themselves in a variety of ways, including wetness.

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