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Oh fuck yeah you can hear how wet that pussy is good fasting harder you can hear it getting you can hear how wet it is that is super wet can I lick and dry so I can lick her dry
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brinix
My other half squirts like this when she’s fingered hard and fast
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saberus1
yummy
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to inflate_n_enjoy : Not to say that peeing isn't also used in porn to fake female ejaculation
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to Onlooker2022 : Interviews with folks in the biz suggest most female ejaculation scenes in porn are faked. The sex scene plays out, towards the end they pause, the woman's vagina is filled with water by a douche, the action recommences, she fakes orgasm and releases the water. The video is edited to give the appearance that sex led to a gushing squirt
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Female ejaculation is not uncommon in the average woman. A small amount of whitish and milky fluid that's produced during or just before orgasm, its contents are different than the natural lubrication produced when sexually stimulated. It has a tiny bit of momentum, but it doesn't shoot out.
On the other hand, "squirting" or "gushing" — copious amounts of fluid that shoot out of the woman at the same time as her supposed orgasm — is actually caused by a deliberate manipulation by the woman of her own body, specifically an intense bearing down on the pelvis. Basically, a forceful clench and release of the bladder. When the contents of this fluid have been analyzed, it's actually — yes — closer to pee than it is to female ejaculate. While porn frames squirting as a "reward" for the male partner's pleasuring ability — supposedly depicting a woman who has been pleasured to the point of losing control of herself — the reality it's actually the opposite. Squirting has nothing to do with the intensity of the orgasm. In fact, the women who do it are likely more focused on fulfilling the sexual fantasies of their male sex partners than actually enjoying an orgasm. Many sex therapists actually think that straining to squirt can ultimately damage the pelvic muscles, When you think about it, an orgasm is an involuntary process. Regardless of what happens during sex, orgasms are unconscious and involve relaxing and letting go.
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