text: female ejaculation? when a female "ejaculates" (not a plain old orgasm but the expulsion of fluid during orgasm) what is the fluid? it's produced by the bartholin's glands, which are just female versions of the cowpers glands in males. the cowpers glands in males are what produces 'pre-cum' that lines the urethra to make smooth bore to shoot through, and also what mixes with the sperm to form semen. the bartholins glands are connected to the females urethra just like the males cowpers gland, that's why a lot of women think it's pee, cause it comes out of the urethra  experts debate about what the liquid produced by the females bartholins glands is for, but they've tested it in a labratory and it is nearly identical to male seminal fluid. there are supposedly also phermones excreted in this fluid. phermones being the chemical scents that attract the opposite sex.  something to remember is, we all start out the same, as females, at conception. we originally all have the same parts. men have nipples for apparently no reason, other than we started out with them incase we were gonna be female. same reason women have clitorises, so it would be able to grow into a penis incase they were gonna be male. the clitoris still functions as a receptor of sexual pleasure, just like the penis, however. females have bartholins glands, that would've become cowpers glands if they became male. even though they remained female, the  bartholins gland can still function, just like a clitoris, even though it has no useful purpose.