Ejaculation/squirting may happen when you have an orgasm, but not always.It can come out in small trickles or it may “squirt” out. This fluid is watery and not slippery.Ejaculate fluid is often mistaken for pee, but it chemically different. When you’re about to ejaculate, you may feel pressure near your bladder, similar to when you have to pee.Your Skene’s glands make ejaculate fluid, and are located in your vulva near the opening of your urethra.What comes out of your vulva and vagina? Squirting/Ejaculation (Cum)
Look for partner(s) who make you feel good about your body, not worse. If you are unhappy with the appearance of your vulva, it can help to think differently about your body instead of changing the way your body looks. One of the best ways to love your body is to be comfortable with it.
Sex is about how you interact with your partner(s), not the look of your body parts. No matter how your vulva looks, you will be able to enjoy sex and be a good sexual partner.Sexual arousal may cause your vulva to increase in size and change colour.Some inner lips are exposed and may be longer than your outer lips, while others may not be visible without spreading your outer lips. Inner lips may vary from each other in size, shape and length.Outer lips often have pubic hair and sometimes the hair covers the rest of the vulva.It is normal for your lips to change or deepen in colour throughout your lifespan.Vulvas (lips, clitoris, vagina) come in all shapes, sizes and colours.The cervix has an opening that allows sperm and fluids to pass through.The cervix is the lower part of the uterus – the cervix is the point where the uterus connects with the top of the vagina.It is located below your clit and above your vaginal opening.The urethral opening is where pee comes out. Your urethra carries pee from your bladder.You may or may not experience bleeding or discomfort the first time your hymen is stretched. The hymen may be stretched from vigorous activity or injury (using tampons, being penetrated, riding a bicycle, etc).The hymen has at least one opening that allows fluid to pass out of the body.The hymen is a thin tissue that may stretch across the opening of the vagina.For more information on Vaginas, please check out Inside Scoop: Vagina and Uterus.Vaginal walls can also self-lubricate when sexually aroused.This fluid is made mostly of water that your body produces. The walls of your vagina are often naturally lubricated similar to your mouth.Your vagina is where penises/toys/fingers/tongues may enter during vaginal penetration.Your vagina may be referred to as the birth canal, as this is where the baby passes through during vaginal childbirth.The vaginal canal is 3-4 inches long when not aroused.Your vagina is the canal that connects your vulva to your internal sex organs (cervix, uterus and fallopian tubes).Your clitoral head (glans) may have been removed or altered.The size, colour and shape of your clit can vary among individuals.Your clit may also become sensitive to touch. During sexual arousal extra blood rushes into your clit and it may become erect and swollen.The clit actually extends 4-5 inches inside the body. The clitoral head (glans) is what’s visible when you look under your clitoral hood.Your clit is located under your clitoral hood, which is where your inner lips meet at the top of your vulva.Your clit’s single purpose is pleasure and it is packed with thousands of nerves, veins and muscles.They keep bacteria away from your vagina. Your inner lips connect from your clitoral hood to your vaginal opening.When sexually aroused they can swell and become sexually sensitive. Your outer lips consist of fatty tissue and contain many blood vessels.There are two types of labia: labia majora (outer lips) and labia minora (inner lips).The word labia literally means “lips” in Latin.
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