[quote=bhebhiej]gLoOo wrote: whew! [spoiler]Anyway I just want to correct some usage of terms here.. Ejaculation does not happen on women, it only happens in males. actually, that's incorrect....females (not all) can, in fact, ejaculate if you want proof, and to learn how you and your partner can experience the female ejaculation, refer to this link...I could give a "step by step" like eehjhay, but i've already spent enough time on this post today lol.... [/spoiler][/quote] ^ ^ whoa? ejaculation is a medical term... it means release of seminal fluid.. but i guess there's is a difference.... through action.. haha it's what I learned in my course... don't take it seriously guys im just sharing my part here... but ok ok still it is proven to be used on women no doubts... The link is so new to me since i have really dedicated my self on my studies lol it's what every instructor says in school so i guess well.. haha ok then sorry if i have mistaken any infos... but honestly, maybe the correct term can be used on female ejaculation is SECRETION.. search every dictionary you can find and look for the meaning of ejaculation... it means release of seminal fluid wow... seems I missed a lot... Q&A: [spoiler]I get drunk before but the trouble with me getting drunk is I reveal all my secrets and I talk a lot. But I never tried flirting when I am drunk because it is what I avoid... haha But these days, I don't drink too much now since my course is related to health lol [/spoiler] abortion: [spoiler]Hmm i guess the only reason why many disagree because we are after the life formed. And if we do abortion, it's taking the life there and we don't have the right A fetus is a child.. once conception has been made, the possible product is fertilization. And once fertilization has completed, life is formed. Another here: there are contraceptives that are 100% effective. Namely: [b]Tubal Ligation and Vasectomy[/b] Tubal Ligation: process where the uterine tubes are cut and tied. This procedure closes off the path b/n sperm cells and the oocyte. Vasectomy: same process and both are done through operation but in vasectomy, the ductus deference is cut and tied to avoid passing through of sperm cells to the ductus deferens and becoming a part of ejaculation[/spoiler] @bhebhiej i guess i have to do much on researching.... not just agreeing on books and what my CIs have to say.. anyway you have a point... sorry for that btw..

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