Female Ejaculation Concerns
Let’s talk about Female Ejaculation. Is it real? Is it normal? Is it common? Is it *really* just a golden shower? Can any woman ejaculate? Why don’t more women actually do it? How do squirting women’s partners feel about it? On “Female Ejaculation Concerns,” Laurie calls in to ask me these questions and others about female ejaculation (FE), aka squirting – the orgasmic release of fluids from the urethra – live on the air.
“Female Ejaculation Concerns” is a vintage clip from the “SEX CALLS” broadcast archives of The Dr. Susan Block Show, circa 1998, when hardly anybody knew about FE, let alone talked about it.
We did talk about it on The Dr. Susan Block Show, and eventually I learned to squirt – live on the air – and began teaching others to squirt or help their partners to squirt. And let me tell you, it’s Holy Water, Brothers & Sisters!
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Full transcript of Female Ejaculation Concerns on The Dr. Susan Block Show:
Hi, Laurie. Hi. What's going on with you? Nothing.
I just, you know, channeled surfing and I ran into your show and I'm intrigued. Well, let's surf together now. Okay. On the airwaves.
What should we talk about? Well. While we're surfing. Okay.
The reason why I'm calling is I have a question about female ejaculation. Ah. Is it possible? Yes.
Okay. Okay. Is it, I think what I'm wondering is when it first happened to me, I was embarrassed. I thought that maybe I'd lost bladder control.
Ah, so you know it's possible it happened to you. Right, right. But you weren't sure if you were peeing. Right.
Well, let's see. Did it smell like pee? No. Okay.
Then you were probably ejaculating. Okay. Because ejaculate, I think does contain some traces of urine. Yeah.
But it also contains other substances. I'm not exactly sure what, but I suppose some variation on vaginal fluids in addition to some urine. Of course it does come out of the urethra, so it's got to contain some urine.
Okay. But it has other substances that are lighter and less smelly than urine. Right. Because when a woman ejaculates, it doesn't, it doesn't stink, you know, it stains the sheets
a little bit, not as much, and doesn't have that urinary smell. Is it common? Well, that's a good question. I don't know what the statistics are on female ejaculation.
Okay. But I believe that every woman is capable of it. You know, it's just not something that we all let go and do for various reasons. It's embarrassing.
It's difficult. It requires a tremendous release. It can be messy. Right.
So there's, you know, a lot of reasons that women don't do it, but I think women are all capable of doing it. Okay. Thank you.
You're great. Well, thank you. So tell me something. Yes, ma'am.
What makes you ejaculate? Is there a combination of strokes or touches or licks that, or thrusts? Um, all of the above. It's not anything I can really control.
Ah, you can ejaculate on command. Right. Right. It's like that.
Me either. You know, it happens every once in a while, but not something I can just, you know, do on demand. I like it.
And my partners all seem to like it. Good. They're intrigued by it. Well, that's excellent.
Even jealous. And I was always kind of ashamed of it. Oh, well, I hope you're not ashamed of it anymore. I'm not.
This is very helpful. Thank you. Well, you're welcome. You take care, Lou.
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