Orgasm
Do women ejaculate when they reach orgasm?
Female ejaculation is “an emission of fluid during orgasm”. Some women ejaculate when they orgasm, whereas others do not. Additionally, not all women that ejaculate do so with every orgasm. Research suggests that this fluid in women is released from what may be known as the female prostate, or the female paraurethral glands. A research study found that women were more likely to ejaculate during masturbation than in partnered sex. Other women ejaculated during anal sex. A small number of women also ejaculated without any sexual stimulation, including whilst they were asleep. Furthermore, several women and their partners report that ejaculation in women enhances their sexual experience.
REFERENCES
Wimpissinger, F., Springer, C., & Stackl, W. (2013). International online survey: female ejaculation has a positive impact on women's and their partners' sexual lives. BJU international, 112(2), E177-E185.
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