Female ejaculation is the release of fluid from the urethra during high arousal or orgasm in some people with vulvas. The fluid is not urine in the simple sense, though it can contain urine components. Amounts range from a splash to a puddle that startles everyone on the bed.

G-spot pressure is a common trigger and not a reliable recipe. Many people never ejaculate and still have ordinary, strong orgasms. Treating the gush as a skill to master turns sex into a circus trick and makes some bodies clamp down.

A towel is the entire equipment list. Embarrassment is optional. If the fluid smells strongly of urine every time and volume is huge, a pelvic-floor clinician can sort leakage from ejaculation. That visit is practical, not a verdict on the sex.

Do not judge a session by the laundry pile.