Skene's Gland
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I’m all for medical information, but perhaps put a NSFW tag on a whole-ass spread vag in my feed?
It’s a vag not an ass.
Whole-ass is an adjective.
Please put an NSFW tag on this. I was on the train and when I saw this I had to start furiously masturbating. Everyone else gave me strange looks and were saying things like “what the fuck” and “call the police”. I dropped my phone and everyone around me saw this image. Now there is a whole train of men masturbating together at this one image. This is all your fault, you could have prevented this if you had just tagged this post NSFW.
Squirting alone is a sudden expulsion of liquid that at least partly comes from the bladder and contains urine
InB4 the “squirt’s not pee” arguments.
By that same argument semen is pee
Semen doesnt come from the bladder.
But pee is stored in the balls Checkmate
Neither does a decent percent of squirt, semen almost always contains pee
Idk if you’ve tried peeing after ejacalating as a man, but the pee doesnt work when the balls are talking. Idk if you’ve got some sort of traumatic injury that interferes with that process, but thats the reality for healthy anatomically intact males.
I definitely can piss after ejaculation, it cleans the urethra out after sex…
Leftover pee is ejaculated with semen during ejaculation.
Not sure whatever the fuck your getting at there but I find it incredibly weird.
You know you’re touching the right spot when it feels kinda like the surface of a strawberry. A wet, fleshy strawberry. Honestly, I’m jealous my g-spot doesn’t have a tactile difference to be easier to find.
Fun fact: The glands in this region can become blocked, causing a buildup of natural lubricating fluids, which results in painful cysts as a result of said fluid being unable to go anywhere. Becoming sexually aroused such that your body produces vaginal lubricant exacerbates the problem until the cyst eventually requires medical excision (which is also painful and typically does not resolve the problem on the first try).
This (is known to) happen to approximately 10% of all women at some point, and they are never taught about this.
Definitely one of my top three favorite glands.
Um…isn’t that a very youth?
Why do you say so? Looks normal to me.
