Question: Why does the vagina squirt water?
Answer
First of all, the fluid that gushes out of the vagina is not water…
…it is a squirt – a fluid with some components of urine.
Now, the vagina ‘squirts’ as a result of prolonged and intense stimulation of the G-Spot – an erogenous zone inside the vagina on the top side of the vagina wall about 1-2 inches or two knuckles past the vaginal opening.
…the prolonged and intense stimulation of the G-spot causes a buildup of fluid in the bladder, which eventually gushes out the vagina as a girl or woman let herself go.
So, there you have it…
…reason why the vagina squirts.
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