Female ejaculation and squirting are two different phenomena that can occur when a woman is sexually aroused. Female ejaculate is released from the Skene’s glands. It is typically thick and can range from clear to gray in color. The volume is usually scanty (just enough to fill a teaspoon). It is similar to male semen in a few ways. Squirting fluid, on the other hand, comes from the bladder and is released via the urethra – just like when you urinate. It is typically clear like water and more abundant (10mls or more).  It is basically diluted urine. Studies show that it contains urea, creatinine, and uric acid. While they originate from different places, they can be produced and released together during arousal.  In other words, women can squirt and ejaculate around the same time, resulting in a mix of fluids.