[Repost] Why do women use masturbation fluid? The physiological mysteries surrounding masturbation fluid.

[Repost] Why do women use masturbation fluid? The physiological mysteries surrounding masturbation fluid.
I often see discussions about female ejaculation on forums, with all sorts of opinions and varying conclusions. Today I came across what I consider to be a relatively scientific and rigorous popular science article, which I'm sharing with you fellow enthusiasts for your reference!
The purpose of this article is to emphasize that female ejaculation is an explainable physiological phenomenon and is not mysterious. First, we know that the fluid during female ejaculation is neither urine nor vaginal secretions, but an alkaline fluid secreted by glands similar to the prostate gland located around the female urethra. Under sexual stimulation, it gushes out at high speed, and when the pressure is high, it is ejected in a jet-like manner.
Having grasped this basic knowledge, let's analyze the various mysteries surrounding female ejaculation.
Why don't all women ejaculate?
From an embryological perspective, this female tissue is clearly less functionally important than the male prostate. Prostatic fluid is a crucial component of semen, providing sperm with a suitable environment in the vagina, thus enabling reproduction. Therefore, the male prostate has evolved and been preserved. Aside from making orgasms appear spectacular (though ejaculation is often not that spectacular), female ejaculation has no reproductive function. Therefore, in the course of biological evolution, this female tissue has likely tended towards degeneration. Just as the thymus gland in children atrophies in adulthood due to the development of more powerful immune organs, this tissue shrinks. If a woman's tissue has completely degenerated, she naturally won't ejaculate; conversely, if a woman's tissue hasn't completely degenerated or is still present, the likelihood of ejaculation is very high. This explains why not all women ejaculate.
Why do women who have experienced ejaculation not ejaculate with every orgasm?
Does ejaculation not occur with every orgasm? Because ejaculation fluid, unlike prostatic fluid, is not essential for an orgasmic response. Therefore, to experience these non-essential components, we need to prepare them specially. Vaginal lubrication is a manifestation of female sexual arousal and a necessary preparation for intercourse. Ejaculation fluid, however, is not a necessary condition for sex; it is one of the results. If sexual stimulation is insufficient or does not reach the tissues surrounding the female urethra, ejaculation will not occur. However, women can still experience orgasm without ejaculation.
Is ejaculation the ultimate orgasmic response that women strive for?
As mentioned above, if the sexual stimulation is insufficient or does not reach the tissues surrounding the female urethra, ejaculation will not occur. In other words, it's a reaction to specific stimulation. This doesn't mean it's necessarily the most ecstatic or pleasurable stimulation for every woman. Because this reaction seems stimulating and is a prominent feature in adult films, viewers may find it alluring due to its mystery. In reality, it's just one of many paths to female orgasm. Any sexual stimulation that leads to orgasm is tasteless without the feeling of physical and emotional connection; any caressing that touches the soul is pleasurable even without orgasm. Ejaculation is simply the result of strong stimulation of the tissues surrounding the urethra and has no direct connection to the level of sexual pleasure.
Are women who have experienced ejaculation the most sexually potent?
Women who can fully enjoy ejaculation certainly have a positive attitude towards sex and participate in sexual intercourse as active participants. From this perspective, such women possess the sexual capacity to enjoy sexual happiness. The strength of sexual ability must be measured through the medium of sexual relationships. Having experienced ejaculation only indicates that a woman has acquired another form of orgasm; it doesn't necessarily mean she has higher sensitivity to sexual stimulation or that she reaches orgasm more easily, and it has no logical connection to establishing intimacy. If a woman denies her sexual ability because she hasn't experienced ejaculation, it reveals extreme low self-esteem. The absence of ejaculation does not affect female or male orgasms. Therefore, simply pursuing ejaculation is foolish; it shows a superficial view of sex, focusing only on biological results.
So, fellow wolves, isn't the article brilliant?
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