Further to our G-Spot Navigation orientation for the nation... session, I would love to expaand on the physiological substrate of the female prostate. The jury is still out on the phrase-iology, but it's worth the guts and glory to blow this one out of proportion. At any rate, a female prostate? You may ask? Well, the G-Spot is one and the same sexperts say. Biologically speaking, the G-Spot otherwise known as the urethral sponge, comprised of up to 30 or more of those wonderfully keen Skene's Glands, are said to be homologous to the male prostate gland. What's more... is; the copious amounts of fluids that are released from these glands are similar in chemical constitution to male seminal fluid (other than the sperm of course!). This seminal proposal, is that the female erectile network, comprised of the urethral sponge, and clitoris with it's lovely legs, and the Skene's glands with their tempting tubules are enmeshed by a complex capillary network. Upon female arousal the clitoris hardens and expands and becomes erect, "her-ection"? Also this capillary network engorges with blood which provides the wondrous (endless?) supply of fluid that is ejected out of the Skene's glands during female ejaculation (aka squirting). For the unsuspecting the suspicion may be: Did you just wet the bed? in a "p" kind of way? Well no, not in your nation, but you rocked my world in a "g" kind of way. So if your intro-galactic-mission gets keen on Skene's, keep banging at the boundaries and apply the fingers of creation succesxfully. For safety purposes this message has been encrypted to ensure no parental super vision occurs, and if you can't be good, play safe! And, remember it's best to avoid family photos in the bedroom, that's no place for the in-laws, only out-laws of motley crew kind of sort.
More sex & info tips coming soon.
Wishing sexual health and fulfillment for one and all!
Sue Sabijan
'Explosively' informative. Keep 'em comin. (pun intended)
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