Calling squirting "just urine" completely ignores how the human body actually works
I always see people arguing on here about whether squirting is "just pee" or not and somebody asked me to make it a post so here we are. Most people just read it is urine and run with it, missing the nuance of how the body works.
According to the medical research on this, when we have to pee normally, the kidneys kind of drip slowly to the bladder over hours. With squirting, even if you empty your bladder right before, the bladder suddenly fills with fluid in just a few minutes. It is definitely not from the normal process, and they hypothesize it's a rapid autonomic nervous system response to intense arousal. There was a study where researchers put blue dye into volunteers' bladders before sex, and the fluid came out blue, so we know it’s coming from there.
So yes, the chemical makeup is 95 to 99 percent the same as urine. The thing people don't understand is that the physiological process is completely different. it also mixes with secretions from the Skene's glands, which gives it Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) and other chemical markers that normal daytime urine doesn't even have.
My point is, why do people look at it as just as gross as standard pee? Normal pee is gross because it sits around filtering heavy concentrated waste, which is why it has a color and smells like. With squirting, the fluid fills up the bladder so fast that it is basically just completely clear, odorless, heavily diluted water triggered by maybe a nervous system release.
Think about saliva and tears. They are both basically 99 percent water, but nobody says crying is drooling out of your eyes or that they are the exact same fluid. People don't think about how chemicals can be so close on paper but be completely different things in reality depending on how the body creates them.
So no, it isn't just "peeing yourself." It’s just chemically close, but because it's a completely different physiological process, people calling it gross are just reacting to the wrong context. Plus, scientists literally still don't even fully know the exact chemical or neurological signal that causes the bladder to fill that fast anyway.
What do you guys think? I am putting the study below and I hope you enjoy this write-up :)
Study reference: "Nature and Origin of 'Squirting' in Female Sexuality" by Dr. Samuel Salama et al. (published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine, 2015