Thank you for your perspective. I take it you are referring to my recent answer
stating that no woman is going to ejaculate two liters of fluid.
Let me clarify what I said. I am not saying that a woman is not capable of
expelling a large amount of fluid, just that it should not properly be considered
ejaculation.
Do me a favor: Open up an anatomy book and tell me where in a woman's body that
amount of fluid could be coming from. What organ that can expel that amount of
fluid is in any way attached to the vagina? That's right, the bladder.
Look, there is nothing wrong with expelling urine during orgasm. Many women do.
Urine is usually sterile and not harmful. But there is a distinction between
what is known as female ejaculation and urinating. If you insist that this wasn't
urine, then you have to point out where it came from. Huge amounts of fluid don't
just suddenly ooze from pores in the skin.
Really, this whole debate is entirely based on the notion that somehow ejaculate
is okay and urine is not. Why not stop worrying about what it is and what it is
called? If you and she (or rather, they) had a good time, that is what matters
most.
