Can someone explain to me how the ming process works for girls?

Someone else posted that this urine, which has largely been debunked by science. That was old thinking. There is still some controversy, as some women in the test samples yzed did have urine in what was tested, but by far most did not. The source is considered most likely to be the Skene gland (similar to the male prostate) and the fluid is of a similar composition to male aside from the presence of sperm, of course. Generally speaking, if there is a lot of clear fluid, then it's urine, but if it's thicker and only a small amount, it's likely to be genuine female . I can post studies, of both the incidence and the ysis of the actual fluid, if you want in depth information (just add additional info to your post, and I'll do the same).