When a female touches her clitoris, does some sort of fluid come from her vagina?
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Not from the clitoris. Stimulation of the clit can lead to vaginal lubrication and that may be what you are feeling.
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Yes. Vaginal lubrication can be caused by clitoral stimulation
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Also, depending on whether the touching leads to climax, another more viscuous liquid is produce by some women leading people to think of ejaculation.
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From close to her vagina yes. The Bartholin's Gland is one of two small glands on each side of the labia minora, **just outside of the opening to the vagina.** They secrete a lubricating fluid, whenever the clitoris or another part of the woman's body is touched or otherwise stimulated and she becomes sexually aroused/turned on.
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The lubrication comes from the bartholin gland, however if you're talking about female ejaculation, that comes from somewhere else right inside the urethra. I cant remember what it's called (I can't put my finger on it, haha). Because it's right inside the urethra, people often mistake it for pee. But its not.
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It leads to fluid - damned there is nothing better then feeling the flow from a womens excitement.
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