TexasMaam
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I'm finding it difficult to believe that no one even broaches the topic of urinary conditions that cause, or are attributable to the 'squirting' phenomenon, whether male or female. The urinary sphincter funtions in a continent individual in such a way that as the bladder contracts, the bladder sphincter opens and urine exits the body. "Squirting" is merely a form of reflexive urinary incontinence. That's not saying it's a negative or 'bad' thing, it simply has a biological cause. The factors that contribute to the physiology of 'squirting' are many and too varied to discuss here on the board; they range from urethral obstruction, to scarring, to stress, to inherited genetics to learned or conditioned behavior. Suffice to say that upon orgasm, the urinary sphincter opens in some individuals and in others, it does not. The problem with trying to force a non squirting individual to 'squirt' lies in the permanent effect such activities can have on the neurology involved. If, for example, a women forces herself to learn to 'squirt' during an orgasm by practicing with a dildo and attempting to recondition herself to either force a squirt or allow a squirt under such duress, it is entirely possible that she may then 'dribble' or have continence problems that she never had before. For Pete's Sake: Before one goes dabbling about with biology, one should go study it first. TexasMaam
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