Here is some more information for you What is squirt? I have never received a good explanation of exactly what this liquid is.

“Another study, a 2011 analysis of one 43 year old women’s ejaculate found that two different fluids – neither urine, neither vaginal secretions – were expelled, which might account for the wide variability in reports of female ejaculation as abundant or scanty, clear or cloudy, etc. The authors wrote:

First, a clear and abundant fluid was expelled in gushes. This fluid (squirting) is a thin, watery liquid, with little or no color, or smell, and without apparent aspect of urine. Immediately after the first abundant fluid, another fluid was expulsed and collected. The latter fluid (ejaculate) was very scanty, thick, and milky in aspect, similar to the male semen (Figure 1C). Microscopic examination of the fresh fluid revealed numerous epithelial cells and little bacteria (Figure 1D). Cultures of the ejaculate revealed the saprophytic nature of the bacteria. Interestingly, no Döderlein’s bacteria have been found, suggesting that the vaginal environment is not involved in the phenomenon.

(A) Squirting fluid, 2 hours after collection. (B) The same squirting fluid (left) and morning urine (right). Note differences in color. (C) Macroscopic aspect of the female ejaculate, 2 hours after collection. (D) Microscopic aspect of the female ejaculate (Magnification 400×).

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