Female Ejaculation

I’ve just returned from five fabulous days hiking in the Ticino area of Switzerland and feel peaceful and renewed. 🌄✨ And I have to say that water played a big role in this replenishing stay! 💧💚

As we trekked from valley to valley, armed with our backpacks and our daily picnics, we were treated to a wide array of beautiful water landscapes. 🏞️🥾 From stunning waterfalls to rapturous rivers, it was impossible not to feel cleansed and uplifted as we made our merry way! 🌊😊

Our sensuality is, of course, linked to water through its soothing, flowing immersive qualities that engage our senses. The tactile sensation of water on our skin heightens our awareness of our body, enhancing intimate and sensory connections in profound ways. 🌺💦

And, let’s not forget, that we produce our very own sacred waters when we ejaculate! 💧✨ 

Male ejaculation is, as we know, the release of semen from the penis, typically occurring during orgasm. 💦

And yet, up until fairly recently, female ejaculation remained somewhat of a mystery. 🤔 Female ejaculation refers to the release of fluid from the Skene’s glands, located near the urethra, during sexual arousal or orgasm. This fluid can vary in amount and consistency, and its occurrence is often associated with the stimulation of the G-spot. 💧💫

Interestingly, we know that former cultures honoured female ejaculate in various ways:

• Tantric Practices: In Tantra, female ejaculation was seen as a sacred and powerful fluid, often used in rituals. 🕉️🔮
• Ancient Greece: Some texts revered it as a sign of divine femininity and fertility. 🏺🌿
• Hinduism: It was celebrated in certain rites as a manifestation of the goddess’ energy. 🕉️🌸
• Shamanistic Traditions: Female ejaculate was considered a healing substance with spiritual significance. 🌿✨
• Japanese Shunga Art: Celebrated all aspects of sexuality, including female ejaculation, in erotic artwork. 🎨🍑

Not every woman experiences ejaculation and it is in no way a prerequisite for a satisfying sex life. And if you’re reading this and curious about getting your juices flowing, I highly recommend reading Deborah Sundahl’s book on Female Ejaculation and the G Spot. 📚💡

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