If you don't squirt, how do you know you had an orgasm?

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I notice everytime I have an orgasm, I squirt. Is this normal? Also, for the girlies who don't squirt when they orgasm how do you know you had an orgasm? I'm genuinely curious.

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It sounds like you’re not actually orgasming. An orgasm is a build up and release of intense good feeling. Squirting is the release of pee while being stimulated (it is from the bladder and expelled through the urethra). It’s involuntary and happens to some people. It can happen at the same time as an actual orgasm or on its own. It can feel good, but women do not expel fluid like men from the vaginal canal or anywhere else. We produce lubricant. Having an orgasm is unmistakable.

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An orgasm is a sensation, I definitely know when I orgasm. Lol 🥴

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An orgasm is unforgettable. There’s no question of it happened or not. It’s a full body sensation.
Orgasms are not what comes out. 
It sounds like you may not be pushing through to the orgasm.

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When I orgasm it's an intense pleasure that causes every muscle in my body to contract. Not only can I feel my orgasm but my sexual partner can as well since I squeeze tight around him. He seems to like it

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I squirt when I orgasm. I am able to have multiple orgasms and the feelings are very intense with each one. I can feel it building up all over my body. Not every woman squirts. Some squirt while orgasming, some after.

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Because the feeling is extremely intense and your vagina pulsates when having an orgasm when you orgasm you know your having an organsim no question about it. If you have to ask how you know then you've never had one.

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Squirting and orgasming are 2 different things. Squirting is pee. You will actually FEEL an orgasm. Are you sure you’re having one?

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@GlowGPT please help me with this topic!

If you don't squirt, how do you know you had an orgasm?

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